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Are Cats Getting Smaller. Using modern scientific knowledge, a new study replicated these early experiments to confirm that domestic cats (felis catus) do in fact have smaller brains than their ancestors,. The team found that cranium size — and therefore brain size — in domesticated cats has shrunk significantly over the past 10,000 years or so compared with their wild ancestors. Research published in the royal society open science journal on wednesday notes that the skull sizes of domestic cats were much smaller than those of european wildcats and african wildcats. According to a new study, domesticated cats have smaller brains than their wild cat ancestors, confirming older studies and. Cats are known for their small and compact size, but have you ever wondered why they are so small compared to other animals? A combined team of researchers from the university of vienna and national museums scotland, has found that the brain size of domestic cats is smaller than their african ancestors.

Cats are known for their small and compact size, but have you ever wondered why they are so small compared to other animals? A combined team of researchers from the university of vienna and national museums scotland, has found that the brain size of domestic cats is smaller than their african ancestors. Research published in the royal society open science journal on wednesday notes that the skull sizes of domestic cats were much smaller than those of european wildcats and african wildcats. Using modern scientific knowledge, a new study replicated these early experiments to confirm that domestic cats (felis catus) do in fact have smaller brains than their ancestors,. According to a new study, domesticated cats have smaller brains than their wild cat ancestors, confirming older studies and. The team found that cranium size — and therefore brain size — in domesticated cats has shrunk significantly over the past 10,000 years or so compared with their wild ancestors.

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Are Cats Getting Smaller A combined team of researchers from the university of vienna and national museums scotland, has found that the brain size of domestic cats is smaller than their african ancestors. The team found that cranium size — and therefore brain size — in domesticated cats has shrunk significantly over the past 10,000 years or so compared with their wild ancestors. Using modern scientific knowledge, a new study replicated these early experiments to confirm that domestic cats (felis catus) do in fact have smaller brains than their ancestors,. A combined team of researchers from the university of vienna and national museums scotland, has found that the brain size of domestic cats is smaller than their african ancestors. Cats are known for their small and compact size, but have you ever wondered why they are so small compared to other animals? According to a new study, domesticated cats have smaller brains than their wild cat ancestors, confirming older studies and. Research published in the royal society open science journal on wednesday notes that the skull sizes of domestic cats were much smaller than those of european wildcats and african wildcats.