The rat-spread plague Jiang identifies through DNA evidence and treats as the main disease force weakening Europe.
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bubonic plague
The rat-spread plague Jiang identifies through DNA evidence and treats as the main disease force weakening Europe.
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Jiang identifies the plague as bubonic plague spread by rats, known through DNA evidence, and says it had long been present across the connected world.
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"Okay, let's talk about the plague, okay? The plague, yes. It killed most Europeans, yes. Because Europeans were living on farms, right? So they..."
"...were rats on these ships, and these rats spread basically the bubonic plague. Now historians believe that it actually came from the steppes, the..."
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