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Domesticated Animals
List all the domesticated animals given their wild ancestor, their origin, and the date domesticated. Largely based on the wikipedia list of domesticated animals
Domesticated animals which are now extinct are marked with an asterisk
Some species were domesticated multiple times, and are as a result given multiple locations
Where the common name of the wild animal is identical to the domesticated animal, a dash is given
Does not include animals like elephants which are usually not bred in captivity, or animals which are bred in captivity with few engrained changes in behavior or physical appearance, eg swans or various parrot species
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Fuegoan dogs are the other extinct domesticated animals here. They were probably domesticated culepo foxes, but there is a minority viewpoint that they were instead domesticated variants of Duiscyon avis, a large, recently extinct species of fox that died out not long before the fuegoan dogs did.
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