Reply With QuoteAnother train of thought is they were domesticated in central Asia, but originated from European Wolves.
Pet dogs 'descended from European wolves' ? News in Science (ABC Science)
Dogs originated in Central Asia, according to a genetic study. There are about a billion dogs in the world and they date back at least 15,000 years since some wolves became domesticated.
Dog origin 'was in Central Asia' - BBC News
Gotta say, can't see much wolf in The Navigator's mini-Pomeranian, although she is a good scavenger.
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SubscriberAnother train of thought is they were domesticated in central Asia, but originated from European Wolves.
Pet dogs 'descended from European wolves' ? News in Science (ABC Science)
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
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Yes, it seems agreed they are domesticated wolves, but did the wolves come from Europe or elsewhere? Interesting. The results seem to depend on where the DNA samples were taken from, so if European samples were used the results would naturally favour Europe. What about canines from other parts of the world?
For example, our dingo appears very similar to street dogs seen in Asia.
Seems that domestication has been good for them, considering how many dogs there are and how few wolves are left.
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