domestikaationa
Domestication refers to the process by which a population of animals or plants is adapted through selective breeding to live in proximity to humans and to be of benefit to humans. This process leads to genetic and behavioral changes in the domesticated species compared to their wild ancestors. Domestication is a long-term process, often taking many generations, and it is distinct from taming, which is an individual animal becoming accustomed to human presence.
The origins of domestication are thought to date back to the Neolithic Revolution, around 10,000 to 12,000
Domestication involves selecting individuals with desirable traits, such as reduced aggression, increased tameness, faster reproduction rates,
The impact of domestication on both humans and the domesticated species has been profound. It allowed for