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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

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  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  No, is not.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  My point is tha evolve and adapt is not the same.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  the fact that a thing is not equal to another is not necessarily a denial of any of them.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  The fact is that evolve and adapt is not the same. Whether evolucionist like this fact or not it is a fact.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  I edited the picture by mistake, so here is it again. And that dogs are carnivorus and don't produce amylase on saliva is not a breeder opinion, is a fact.

  
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  Tammy, I give my new puppy a grain free formula and alternate with raw diet.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  EntirelyPossible, the conclusion is not mine as you could see if you had read the cited source.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  No, I don't. I got it very clear, but researches such as these are not funded by the scientific pocket . They receive funds from different companies that may be interested in the scientific hypotheses.
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  Interesting Genetic Research Published on Dog Evolution

  by cantleave in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.

  it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.

  a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.

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  wolfman85

  This study sounds more like a study done for dry dog food companies with a high content of grain in their formulas because BARF diet has caused great loses for these companies. Below you can read some findings on other studies about dog diets: (http://www.lhasa-apso.org/health/carnivorediet.html)

  NO AMYLASE IN SALIVA. Amylase in saliva is something omnivorous and herbivorous animals possess, but not carnivorous animals like dogs or cats. As amylase is not present in saliva, the burden is entirely on the pancreas to produce the amylase needed to digest carbohydrates. Feeding dogs as though they were omnivores or herbivores makes the pancreas work harder in order to digest the carbohydrate-filled foods (instead of just producing normal amounts of the enzymes needed to digest proteins and fats).

  CONCLUSIONS | CATS & DOGS ARE DESIGNED FOR AN ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY MEAT-BASED DIET