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Not necessarily. It could be same ancestral source or the mouse could have been the original vector, not the bats. Vector and mutation tracing is not an exact s
by AstralStorm 5y ago
Not necessarily. It could be same ancestral source or the mouse could have been the original vector, not the bats. Vector and mutation tracing is not an exact science, but a probability game - nobody catches all mice everywhere, or has access to all intermediate variants.
Now, the origin in a different country does suggest a human host somewhere but it is not strictly necessary.