Discovery in Turkey Identifies Oldest Known Dog, Deepening Human-Dog Bond History
Researchers have identified the oldest known dog through a discovery in Turkey, pushing back the timeline of human-dog co-existence to at least 15,800 years. This finding, which includes a puppy skull, reinforces the ancient bond between humans and dogs and suggests their separation from wolves occurred over 24,000 years ago.
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Humans and dogs — scientists find new proof of ancient bond - Dhaka Tribune
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Researchers found a piece of a puppy skull in Pinarbashi and concluded that it is the oldest known dog - Researchers believe that the dog and wolf populations separated at least 24,000 years ago, according to a researcher The post Humans have been together with dogs for at least 15,800 years, the discovery in Turkey changes the facts appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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