Animals
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Monkeys In Asia Harbor Diverse Viruses and Could Infect Humans
Researchers reveal that an Old World monkey species known as macaques carry astroviruses from a number of species, including human, bovine, bird, cow and dog. This suggests the viruses are more diverse than previously thought.
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