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If foxes and wolves originated from the same genetics why are foxes so much smaller now?

By Xtreme2252 Asked Sep 4 2007 10:50AM
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by slothmister on Sep 4, 2007 at 10:54 am Permalink

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Firstly, you should see the foxes that live near my parents house in East London/Essex! There about the size of a large retriever/labrador!
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Secondly, look at the size of birds! They originated from dinosaurs! But evolution made them smaller as it helped with their need to fly!
Look at us Humans, there is quite a big difference in the accepted "normal" hight of a man now and a man 100 years ago, also compare our hight to that of a Gorilla, we are much taller, but not as broad!
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Its all down to evolution and natural selection!
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A firther example is Great Danes and Jack Russels, both dogs, both from the same genetics yet a HUGE difference in size!
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Avatar Seraphim - Angel of Ninja Sep, 04 2007 at 10:57 AM
ESSEX!!!!! woooooop!!!

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by KatTheFoxWolf on Sep 18, 2008 at 12:06 pm Permalink

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the same reason why chiwawas and newfoundlands originated from wolves domestication and/or evolution
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