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Helminths and human ancestral immune ecology: What is the evidence for high helminth loads among foragers?
Douglas London,
Daniel Hruschka
Global Health, Center for
Human Evolution and Social Change, School of (SHESC)
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Helminths
100%
Ecology
99%
Ancylostoma
42%
Trichuris
39%
Ascaris lumbricoides
38%
Farmers
32%
Modern Literature
22%
Ecuador
19%
Ecosystem
15%
Information Storage and Retrieval
12%
Observation
9%
Population
5%
Social Sciences
ecology
77%
farmer
73%
social ecology
52%
physiology
44%
Ecuador
44%
participant observation
38%
evidence
34%
Group
24%
present
22%
literature
17%
Agriculture & Biology
helminths
88%
ecology
61%
Trichuris trichiura
41%
Ancylostoma
41%
Ascaris lumbricoides
38%
human physiology
21%
farmers
19%
Ecuador
15%
foraging
10%
ecosystems
10%
sampling
9%
methodology
3%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
subsistence
88%
human physiology
65%
ecology
64%
Paleolithic
45%
ecosystem
24%
method
9%