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Mon Feb 11, 2013, 08:41 AM

dipsydoodle (32,692 posts)

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Ancient wolf DNA to show how predator became man's best friend [View all]	G_j	Feb 2013	OP
it is absolutely fascinating	d_r	Feb 2013	#1
I like the junk yard dog hypothesis.	longship	Feb 2013	#2
agrees	AngryAmish	Feb 2013	#5
Interesting topic	dipsydoodle	Feb 2013	#3
More here on subject in general.	dipsydoodle	Feb 2013	#4
Molecular clock studies shows that the split between wolf and dog was 100,000 years ago	KurtNYC	Feb 2013	#6
I suppose it would depend on where this occurred, not just when.	eShirl	Feb 2013	#7
That date doesn't say anything about domestication	starroute	Feb 2013	#8
There was this recent study linking domesticaton to grain consumption	NickB79	Feb 2013	#9
The old world wolf is a threat to people, the new world wolf is not. The fear of wolves	alfredo	Feb 2013	#10
My beagle says they all started good but then the wolf clan went crazy.	24601	Feb 2013	#11
I read a theory many years ago that made a LOT of sense.	Xithras	Feb 2013	#12
certainly a reasonable	G_j	Feb 2013	#14
Morphological changes can happen sooner (Russian silver fox experiment)	BadgerKid	Feb 2013	#13
This expermint;	greiner3	Feb 2013	#15
There's a very concerted attempt to speed up the process, though.	Posteritatis	Feb 2013	#17
easy, bacon, it was bacon	Puzzledtraveller	Feb 2013	#16
Read a book about this a few years ago,	elleng	Feb 2013	#18

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