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How has cheese impacted the agricultural life?

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Answer:Cheese spurred a genetic mutation in humans

Explanation: With the discovery of cheese, suddenly those early humans could add dairy to their diets. Cheese made an entirely new source of nutrients and calories available for adults, and, as a result, dairying took off in a major way.

FinnZ [79.3K]2 years ago

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This is a guess do not take my word for this
But i think cheese was good bc it had protein and u were able to store it for a while. So im assuming cheese had a good impact on agricultural life

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