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Evolutionary landscape of oral microbiome over 100,000 years

2025-11-01

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The human oral microbiome represents an intimate and enduring partnership between host and microbial communities, yet its evolutionary trajectory across deep time remains largely uncovered. Here we reconstruct the global history of the oral microbiome over 102,400 years using a global collection of 1854 oral samples spanning 61 countries. We reveal that major cultural transitions of the Neolithic Revolution, indus...

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Literature Corpus work: 3e2600e3-ff50-5435-955f-01dcb61effd9
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.01.685986

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