Read! Discuss! I'd love to hear Bobby's input on this. It seems to be exactly what he's been doing over the last couple generations. I find it very interesting that as the species is domesticated, they start to undergo physical changes, like different patterns, wider skulls, ect. I'm interested to hear if Bobby has seen anything like this after a few generations of domestication.
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