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2guido47
Interesting BUT not that enlightening.
I'm not sure what Warren says he sees these differences play out at the genetic level. “When you look at the molecular signatures of domestication,
really means.
And I had always thought that Cats had been domesticated about 6 or so thousand years ago. NOT 20K. But I do accept that is contensious.
Guido, who now has to dissuade MAX from going outside since it is now night!
I'm not sure what Warren says he sees these differences play out at the genetic level. “When you look at the molecular signatures of domestication,
really means.
And I had always thought that Cats had been domesticated about 6 or so thousand years ago. NOT 20K. But I do accept that is contensious.
Guido, who now has to dissuade MAX from going outside since it is now night!
3krazy4katz
I think one could argue that cats are not fully domesticated even today and never will be. They just pretend...
