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Most dogs are free-ranging, living independently of human ownership.
Self-domestication theory suggests early dogs evolved from wolves that adapted to scavenging near human settlements.
Today’s free-ranging dogs reflect this evolutionary process.
Self-domestication theory suggests early dogs evolved from wolves that adapted to scavenging near human settlements.
Today’s free-ranging dogs reflect this evolutionary process.
December 6, 2024 at 12:11 AM
Most dogs are free-ranging, living independently of human ownership.
Self-domestication theory suggests early dogs evolved from wolves that adapted to scavenging near human settlements.
Today’s free-ranging dogs reflect this evolutionary process.
Self-domestication theory suggests early dogs evolved from wolves that adapted to scavenging near human settlements.
Today’s free-ranging dogs reflect this evolutionary process.