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15,800-Year-Old Puppy from Turkey Identified as World's Oldest Dog
A puppy discovered in Turkey, dating back 15,800 years, has been identified as the world's oldest known dog. This finding sheds light on the early cohabitation of dogs and hunter-gatherer humans during the last ice age.
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index-hrBosnian2h ago
Otkriven najstariji poznati pas, živio je prije 15.800 godina
GENETIČARI su otkrili najstarijeg psa starog 15.800 godina u Turskoj, čak 5000 godina starijeg, što mijenja pogled na povijest pripitomljavanja.
Read full article →la-vanguardiaSpanish3h ago
Un cachorro que vivió en Turquía hace 15.800 años, el perro más antiguo del mundo
La convivencia de perros con personas se inició en grupos de cazadores-recolectores durante la última glaciación
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First report: la-vanguardia · 25 Mar, 16:00|Full coverage: 2 · 1h|Window: 1h
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