Rob Dunn
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Having a Dog May Mean Having Extra Microbes
Houses with dogs had more types of bacteria, say researchers who surveyed surfaces in 40 homes.
bacteria, ecosystems, surfaces, microbiology, germs, dirt, dogs, Rob Dunn, of North Carolina State University
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Exploring The Wild Life Of Our Bodies
Biologist Rob Dunn explains how the organisms that share our world have shaped us.
organisms, bacteria, skin, bodies, microbes, bugs
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