kotieläinlaji
Kotieläinlaji refers to a species of animal that has been domesticated by humans and is kept for specific purposes such as food, labor, or companionship. This domestication process involves selective breeding over many generations, leading to genetic and behavioral changes that distinguish domestic animals from their wild ancestors. Key characteristics of domesticated species include a reduced fear of humans, increased tameness, and a greater dependence on human care.
The earliest known kotieläinlajit include dogs, which were domesticated from wolves thousands of years ago, likely
Modern domestic species are diverse and serve a wide range of functions. While many continue to be