How animals have changed since humans started breeding them
In the 1930s, turkeys weighed half as much as they do today.
Tanya Lewis
Science Reporter
How animals have changed since humans started breeding them
In the 1930s, turkeys weighed half as much as they do today.
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Meldonium is usually prescribed for treating chest pain and heart damage.
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