Animals
Five-Year Poop Study Reveals Evolutionary History of Animal's Gut Microbes
A thorough (and stinky) study of poop from large, plant-eating mammals has revealed that microscopic organisms inside the animals' guts have evolved at the same rate as the animals themselve
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