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Domesticated Animal

date of initial domestication and area of domestication

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Domestic ass 5200 BP northeast Africa
Domestic horse 6000 BP central Eurasian; Iberian Peninsula
Pig 8000 - 9000 BP SW Asia; China
Bactrian camel (2 humps) 4000 BP eastern section of central Asia
Dromedary-Arabian camel 4500-5000 BP western Asia; Arabian Peninsula
Llama 6000 - 7000 BP S. America:south-central Andes and central Andes
Alpaca 6000 - 7000 BP S. America: central Andes
Reindeer 500 - 2500 BP Scandinavia; Russia
Taurine cattle 9000 BP SW Asia
Zebu cattle (humped cattle) 9000 BP India: Indus Valley
Domestic water buffalo 5000 BP India: Indus Valley; China: Yangtze Valley
Goat 10,000 BP SW Asia
Sheep 12,000 BP SW Asia; SE Europe; central & western Europe
Dog 13,000 - 15,000 BP Eurasia
Domestic cat 8000 BP SW Asia; North Africa
Guinea Pig 7000 BP S.America: central Andes
Chicken 8000 BP SE Asia; south Asia
Domestic turkey 2000 BP Mexico; American SW
Domestic (Peking) duck 5000 BP SE Asia
Domestic graylag goose 5000 BP SE Europe
Muscovy duck 700 BP northern S.America
Domestic pigeon 3500 BP SW Asia
Goldfish 1000 BP China
Common carp 1,300 BP central Europe; China
Domesticated honey bee 3000 BP SW Asia
Domesticated silkworm 5000 BP China
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