Animals
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Scientists Investigate Different Microbiomes Across Geographical Population of Dogs
The microbiome is the accumulation of all microorganisms that live in the body. In a recent study, scientists collected fecal microbiomes from a variety of diverse populations to learn more about how they differ around the world.
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