Domestikatsiooninäited
Domestikatsiooninäited refer to examples of the process by which plants and animals are adapted over generations to live in close proximity to humans. This involves changes in their genetic makeup that make them more useful, manageable, and palatable to humans, as well as more dependent on human care for survival. This adaptation is a fundamental aspect of human history, enabling the development of agriculture, settled societies, and diverse cultures.
The earliest and perhaps most well-known example of domestication is the dog, descended from wolves. Over thousands
In plant domestication, the wild ancestors of crops like wheat, rice, and maize were gradually modified. Early