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   Mar 23, 2021 · A dog burial in Koster, Illinois dated to 10,000 years ago. It is one of the oldest dogs in the Americas and the earliest known individual dog burial in the world. (Center for American Archeology)

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2. www.nature.com › articles › d41586/020/03053-2Ancient dog DNA reveals 11,000 years of canine evolution - Nature

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   Oct 29, 2020 · The study also revealed that the ancestry of European dogs has become much less varied in the past 4,000 years, a period when thorough sampling of ancient human DNA has revealed less tumult ...

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4. www.npr.org › 2013/01/25 › 170267847Canine Mystery: How Dogs Became Man's Best Friend : NPR

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   Jan 25, 2013 · Our number, 1-800-989-8255. Our guests are Mark Derr, author of the book "How the Dog Became the Dog: From Wolves to Our Best Friends"; Greger Larson, evolutionary biologist and research scientist ...

5. www.dffb.de › en › filmsSelf-criticism of a bourgeois dog - DFFB

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   A bourgeois dog confesses how he was transformed from being a filmmaker to being four-legged: Unable to find financing for his film, JULIAN is forced to accept a job as a seasonal farmhand. At a party, however, he makes the young Canadian expat CAMILLE believe that he's going to do research for a communist fairy-tale film and offers her the leading part.

6. abcnews.go.com › Lifestyle › history-dogs-petsThe History of Dogs as Pets - ABC News

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   Aug 26, 2016 · He concluded that canine domestication may have first occurred 27,000 to 40,000 years ago. According to genetic studies, modern day domesticated dogs originated in China, the Middle East and ...

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7. www.smithsonianmag.com › science-nature › how-wolvesHow Accurate Is the Theory of Dog Domestication in 'Alpha'?

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   Aug 15, 2018 · The new drama Alpha answers that question with a Hollywood "tail" of the very first human/dog partnership. Europe is a cold and dangerous place 20,000 years ago when the film’s hero, a young ...

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   How did our furry four-legged family members become our friends?

   • A look back at how our furry four-legged family members became our friends. -- In honor of National Dog Day, ABC News looked back at how our furry four-legged companions evolved from feral wolves into our best friends. It was originally believed the first domesticated wolves appeared around 15,000 years ago in the Middle East.

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   How did dogs become friends with Wolves?

   • (Art by Mauricio Antón) Thousands of years ago, dogs as we know them didn’t exist. Instead, humans and wolves lived separate lives while inhabiting the same lands. Eventually, their proximity evolved into the companionship we have today. But despite the long history between humans and dogs, scientists are still unsure of how this friendship began.

   Meet the Scientist Studying How Dogs Evolved From Predator to Pet

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   Did people domesticate dogs 20,000 years ago?

   • Dogs were most likely domesticated more than 20,000 years ago and it’s quite cool and humbling to look into the really intimate and loving relationships that people 20,000 years ago had with their dogs — especially since people have the same relationship with their dogs today.

   Meet the Scientist Studying How Dogs Evolved From Predator to Pet

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   How many legs can a spider lose?

   • Based on the findings, the authors propose that spiders have legs that they don't really need—an advantage when it comes to escaping a predator that's put the bite on a limb, for example. Yet there does appear to be a limit to how many legs a spider can lose. In the wild, the team found few spiders missing more than two legs.

   Spiders Evolved Spare Legs - National Geographic

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9. www.nationalgeographic.com › animals › articleSpiders Evolved Spare Legs - National Geographic

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   Jun 8, 2011 · Spiders Evolved Spare Legs. Arachnids missing up to two limbs can build webs and hunt with ease. Scientists may have uncovered why spiders are so creepy-crawly—they have more legs than they need ...