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Experts from the University of the Philippines conducted a study on how humans in the Sulu Archipelago might have lived, traveled and interacted by studying their chickens. The paper authored by UP ...

Trace the history of humans and rabies, from the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia to modern scientific advances.