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rs the most common scientific theory held that humans passed the dis- ease to other primates. To test the hy- pothesis, Wolfe, Stephen Rich, of the University of Massachusetts, and others examined the genetic structure of a hun- dred samples of the chimpanzee version of the malaria parasite—P. reithenowi. They identified