Causes of Mirra Chewing in East Africa

If you go to East Africa for vacation, you rarely miss those who rarely bite Mira. How can a man bit a dry leaf like a goat? But for most people it is a leisure, entertainment or entertainment means. Mira is an exciting herb raised in East Africa. It is cultivated mainly in Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia. The interesting thing is that it will enter you once. You enter the plane and visit the place you imagined.

In East Africa, Paranthropus is represented by two species (Figure 1), both of which have large jaws and chew teeth. The earlier primitive species of the two species are called Paranthropus aethiopicus. It has a smaller, approximately 400-450 cm 3 brain, such as the scorpion's face and bigger front teeth (ie incisor and cuspid teeth) than the later species called Paranthropus boisei. The early period of these two East African Paranthropus species was 2.5 to 2.3 Ma, the latter was 2.3 to 1.4 Ma. Two species of relatively large chew teeth suggested that the East African form is a special feeder requiring a terribly crushed meal. There is little information about their skulls, it shows that it is very similar to ancient apes

East Asia from the 18th century to the 19th century was hindered by ivory trade and slave trade, causing widespread anxiety, fear, famine, and disease, all of which contributed to the collapse of East Africa's agricultural system . Racial war and cattle attacks disrupt long-term alliance, destroy blood brothers, and high demand for targeted teeth brought about elephant over hunting. As more and more elephants are killed, they leave the vacuum they maintain as Keystone. Once the meadow steppe was settled quickly due to trypanosomiasis of tsetse flies and cattle and wild animals, a vector that restores shrubs and forests and makes people sleep. It is a desolate area without human occupation