A dog bone found in a collapse northern Spain is approximated by researchers to be 17,000 years of ages, making it Europe’s oldest recognized remains of a domesticated canine.
The humerus, the upper bone of a forelimb, was discovered at Erralla in the Basque Nation in 1977 however scientists were not sure if it came from a dog or a dhole since they did not have the hereditary innovation to determine the types. A group of researchers from the University of the Basque Nation led by Conchi de la Rúa, a sociology teacher, has now nevertheless verified it to be a piece from an ancient dog that lived more than 17,000 years back.
” Our outcomes validate the recognition of this specimen as Canis lupus familiaris, disposing of