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Thought I'd got it wrong but it only matched one half of the novel.
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ThisI think this is pretty spot-on for The Family Tree by Sheri S. Tepper from 1997.

All the points match. The "riding beasts" thing isn't a big plot point; humans are used as beasts of burden and as tools most of the time.

The book is split into two timelines - the one you're describing is the future. There's also a contemporary timeline explaining how we genetically engineered animals to have greater intelligence, basically an "uplift" novella.

This is pretty spot-on for The Family Tree by Sheri S. Tepper from 1997.

All the points match. The "riding beasts" thing isn't a big plot point; humans are used as beasts of burden and as tools most of the time.

I think this is The Family Tree by Sheri S. Tepper from 1997.

The "riding beasts" thing isn't a big plot point; humans are used as beasts of burden and as tools most of the time.

The book is split into two timelines - the one you're describing is the future. There's also a contemporary timeline explaining how we genetically engineered animals to have greater intelligence, basically an "uplift" novella.

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This is pretty spot-on for The Family Tree by Sheri S. Tepper from 1997.

All the points match. The "riding beasts" thing isn't a big plot point; humans are used as beasts of burden and as tools most of the time.