Eine kurze Einleitung in das Thema Evolution im Bezug auf unsere Ernährung.
Es gibt einige Hinweise auf unsere Ernährung früher. Ganz genau können wir unsere frühere Ernährung vielleicht doch nicht feststellen.
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