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As ancient humans began to manipulate their environment through hunting and gathering, domestication of animals, and the development of farming, they also began to represent this environment through art. The second is that the domestication of animals robs them of their essential and glorious animalness. Indeed, such a renegotiation of evolutionary agreements between microbes and humans and other species may not have occurred since hunters and gatherers became herders--when domestication of animals triggered such a "spillover" of animal microorganisms (Daszak et al. |
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