# The kefir bacteria belong to the Tibetan lineage, pointing to a link east and south as well as west.

> The kefir bacteria belong to the Tibetan lineage, pointing to a link east and south as well as west.

Source: https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/tarim-mummies/evidence/EVD0D90E7YM56M0/the-kefir-bacteria-belong-to-the-tibetan-lineage-pointing-to  
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# The kefir bacteria belong to the Tibetan lineage, pointing to a link east and south as well as west.

The kefir bacteria belong to the Tibetan lineage, pointing to a link east and south as well as west.

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[Neighbouring groups passed on the practices and the animals and crops through trade and contact, with little…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/tarim-mummies/answers/ANS0D90E7F052Q1/neighbouring-groups-passed-on-the-practices-and-the-animals)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The kefir bacteria belong to the Tibetan lineage, pointing to a link east and south as well as west. [Evidence EVD0D90E7YM56M0]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D90E7YM56M0
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