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A Long View of Zoonotic Disease– Revelatory Parallels and Contrasts: An Ancient/Modern Comparative Analysis

2025-06-06

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Our article presents an unusually broad and holistic analysis aimed at discerning specific and general patterns from ancient-modern comparative contexts of zoonotic disease. The article’s interdisciplinary and consilient methodology is drawn from a range of disciplines: the humanities and social sciences (particularly historical analysis), medical knowledge (particularly epidemiology and pathology), molecular phyl...

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524cd0f9-2053-58b0-8b1d-70f4093f61d8
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10.20944/preprints202506.0485.v1
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