Decoding humans’ survival from coronaviruses. A coronavirus may have swept across East Asia more than 20,000 years ago, leaving traces in the DNA of people in modern China, Japan and Vietnam.

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Decoding humans’ survival from coronaviruses. A coronavirus may have swept across East Asia more than 20,000 years ago, leaving traces in the DNA of people in modern China, Japan and Vietnam. (web.archive.org)

New research has shown that the current coronavirus pandemic is by no means the first to hit humanity. Yassine Souilmi and Ray Tobler of the Australian National University take a look back in history at a previous coronavirus pandemic that swept across East Asia 20,000 years ago.

https://principia-scientific.com/coronavirus-hit-east-asia-20000-years-ago/

**New research has shown that the current coronavirus pandemic is by no means the first to hit humanity. Yassine Souilmi and Ray Tobler of the Australian National University take a look back in history at a previous coronavirus pandemic that swept across East Asia 20,000 years ago.** https://principia-scientific.com/coronavirus-hit-east-asia-20000-years-ago/

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