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Soil Secrets | Explorers in the Field ctm magazine
Join National Geographic Explorer Carter Clinton as he studies the microbes in cadaver-associated soil at the New York African Burial Ground. He is examining the medical history of slavery in early New York City, using genomics to understand health disparities in race. Using cutting edge techniques he examines the cause of deaths of humans buried in the 1600s and 1700s.
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Oh the irony
Thank you, NatGeo! <3
This makes my heart smile. I love black scientists.
I wish they would explore more into the topics. These videos are just teases.
This is so cool and glad to see our brothers into this field.👍
Nice information. N.G.
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He sounds like kevin heart but more mellow n calm n smarter
So did they continue to build on the 400yr old African American burial ground? I wonder outta of the 6acres how many of it is still sacred. Funny cus he said we not only contribute in science we contributed in history that's a major understatement.
European Americans, and African Americans.
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National Geographic Explorer, Carter Clinton studies the microbes in cadaver-associated soil at the New York African Burial Ground. What was the most interesting thing you learned from this video?
Third
Amazing!
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where is Jimmy Hoffa
Make humans immortal ❤
Thought the thumbnail was mkbhd for a sec
amazing 😀
wow
Amazing!!!
"Bacterial Community" just learned something new.
Bruh your waves spinnin
creepy job…but amazing to know that this is actually possible…
My boy got some fresh cuts.. drippin on nat geo hard .
Thought I was going to see something about soil microbiology and got this garbage instead.
..Like from kerala, INDIA..
..🤭മുത്തുമണിയെ,
safe ആയിട്ട് വീട്ടിലിരിക്ക് ട്ടാ
കോറോണയെ നമുക്കങ്ങ് 'വിട്ട് കളയണം '😁
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Very interesting. I studied soil in college. There is so much you can learn from it. A much needed study.
I clicked this video because of the thumbnail 😊
Thank you!!
This could be a good idea for a horror movie lol
Very insightful. I initially thought when I clicked on this, it would discuss how our soil affects our food, and plants. Got something totally different, but it was enlightening.
Really glad you found a new career D.Rose.
the waves tho
it's really interesting <3
EAT IT UP CLINTON
He sounds boring