If someone did so, where are the parallels to humans and what is different/equal? For example inbreeding in social animals, extinction to toxic environment (like after radioactive pollution and others), fitness of immune system (defence oncoviruses...), role of recombination (bacterial and viral DNA) and their heredity.
Also, how do exaggerate hygiene, multiresistant pathological germs, hormones in drinking water affect cancer incidence rates in humans?
Michael Anthony Mannen
Cancer rates among humans and wild animals are roughly conserved; this would include most long living animals.
http://www.livescience.com/9680-cancer-kills-wild-animals.html
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