Donkey Domestication Began in Africa
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Description: Article discusses the origin of the donkey's domestication. From New Scientist.
(June 16, 2004)
Donkey domestication began in Africa - 17 June 2004 - New Scientist Donkey domestication began in Africa Genetic fingerprints indicate that wild African asses were the ancestors of domestic donkeys, making donkeys the only important domestic animal known to come from Africa.
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