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Fossil record and genetic record of relationship between the species The oldest fossil evidence found was approximately 3.8 million years old. Although these were said to be the “oldest” there have been more modern research done that shows DNA comparisons of ancient fossils and more recent bones. This evidence is known as the clue to the ancestor of all cats including the domestic cat, margay, and marbled cat. In China, Archaeologists have found the first clear evidence of domestic and/or “small cats” . The evidence was recorded at 3,500 years old.
Domestic cat skull

Compare and contrast between the niche of the species. Domestic Cat: The domestic cat could easily live without humans. It is likely that they would thrive


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