Evolution of Canines

How have canines evolved over millions of years to become the diverse group of animals we know today? This book explores the evolutionary history of canines, from their origins in the forests of North America to the domestication of dogs and the diversity of wild species like wolves, foxes, and jackals. It discusses the adaptations that have enabled canines to thrive in a variety of environments, their social structures, and their relationships with humans. The narrative examines the process of domestication, how selective breeding has led to the wide range of dog breeds, and the roles dogs have played in human societies. By providing a comprehensive overview of canine biology and evolutionary history, the book highlights the complexity of these beloved animals and their importance in natural and human-modified ecosystems.