Ancient Indonesian Cave Paintings Force Rethink of Art’s Origin
Scientific American
A quick description of the likely path that over time changed the wolf -- an excellent hunter -- to the modern dog.
If you think this suggests that early animals started out simple and gradually evolved new features, and things like sponges branched off before they were added, you wouldn't be alone. Over the years, lots of researchers argued the same thing. But a recent genome sequence indicated that the oldest branch of the animal family tree that led to the comb jellies, with muscles, nerves, and tentacles, were an older branch than sponges.
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