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The evolution of domestic cat breeds is a long and interesting tale that started in 7500 BC in what was then called the Near East (known as Mesopotamia). These cats began their descent into the common domestic cat around 4400 BC when they began a mutually beneficial relationship with the earliest farmers. In return for helping control rodent populations and providing company, these animals got food and protection from the elements. Different breeds began to appear when artificial selection led to the wide range in size, color, and behavior shown in modern day cats, whose Latin name is <i>Felis catus</i>. | |||
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Introduction
The evolution of domestic cat breeds is a long and interesting tale that started in 7500 BC in what was then called the Near East (known as Mesopotamia). These cats began their descent into the common domestic cat around 4400 BC when they began a mutually beneficial relationship with the earliest farmers. In return for helping control rodent populations and providing company, these animals got food and protection from the elements. Different breeds began to appear when artificial selection led to the wide range in size, color, and behavior shown in modern day cats, whose Latin name is Felis catus.
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