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Sumatran Orangutan at Indianapolis Zoo Diagnosed With 'Alkaptonuria' Rare Genetic Disease
A recent report showed that a Sumatran Orangutan at Indianapolis Zoo was diagnosed with an unusual and rare genetic disease called Alkaptonuria after showing dark urine. Read here.
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