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Adna (ăd`nə), in the Bible, name of two Israelites of the returned community.
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Josten Adna and Hans Kvalbein (WUNT 127 [Tubingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2000]), 165.
The titular third section, Digging for Pathogens, expertly summarizes the technical and practical aspects of paleopathology, including the fate of biologic markers (Eglinton, chapter 15), aDNA (Herrmann and Hummel, chapter 16), and arthropods as reservoirs and vectors of pathogens, both ancient and modern (Spigelman and Greenblatt, chapter 17).
 
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