Columbian Exchange.
As of 1492, the Americas and Eurasia-Africa, except for occasional connections via the Bering Strait, had been separated for millions of years. During this time, organisms diverged in their evolution, and human beings on either side of the Atlantic developed their own ways of life, including their own crops, domesticated animals, and ... ...
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