Science dates old dogs with new tricks

alex revision · February 7th, 2015

Science dates old dogs with new tricks

Man's best friend has not been around for nearly as long as thought, according to a study Thursday that brings the emergence of modern dogs forward by some 15,000 years.

The finding follows the reclassification of two fossil skulls, one more than 30,000 years old, that were the basis for dating dog domestication to a long-gone era when early humans were still roaming hunter-gatherers.

http://phys.org/news/2015-02-science...-dogs.html#jCp

February 7th, 2015	#1
alex revision Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 27,577	Science dates old dogs with new tricks Science dates old dogs with new tricks Man's best friend has not been around for nearly as long as thought, according to a study Thursday that brings the emergence of modern dogs forward by some 15,000 years. The finding follows the reclassification of two fossil skulls, one more than 30,000 years old, that were the basis for dating dog domestication to a long-gone era when early humans were still roaming hunter-gatherers. http://phys.org/news/2015-02-science...-dogs.html#jCp __________________ Professor Robert FAURISSON:(January 25, 1929 — october 21, 2018) Vincent REYNOUARD : Le Blogue Sans Concession

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