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Characteristics of Ruminal Microbial Community: Evolutionary and Ecological Perspectives

2020-12-24

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Ruminants perhaps appeared about 50 million years ago (Ma). Five ruminant families had been extinct and about 200 species in 6 ruminant families are living today. The first ruminant family probably was small omnivore without functional ruminal microbiota to digest fiber. Subsequently, other ruminant families evolved around 18-23 Ma along with woodlands and grasslands. Probably, ruminants started to consume selecti...

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318c5c84-fc2e-5b19-833a-1889653fce15
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10.20944/preprints202012.0628.v1
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