Origin and history of dogs / History / Kutte Ki Nasal

In this video : Origin and history of dogs, Ancestry Paleontologists and archeologists have determined that about 60 million years ago a small mammal, rather like a weasel, lived in the environs of what are now parts of Asia. It is called Miamis, the genus that became the ancestor of the animals known today as an ID: dogs, jackals, wolves, and foxes. Miami did not leave direct descendants, but doglike and kids evolved from it. By about 30 to 40 million years ago, Miamis had evolved into the first true dog—namely, Synovitis. This was a medium-sized animal, longer than it was tall, with a long tail and a fairly brushy coat. Over the millennia, Cynodictis gave rise to two branches, one in Africa and the other in Eurasia. The Eurasian branch was called Comarcas and is the progenitor of wolves, dogs, and foxes.