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Domesticator

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Do`mes´ti`ca`tor
n.1.One who domesticates.


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Early domesticators would use every part, including their bones, teeth and hooves.
15) Domestication was not solely a biological, but a cultural, process, which affected both the human domesticator and the animal domesticated.
That's some 5,000 years before the earliest cat burials in Egypt, and Vigne has argued that Egyptians probably weren't the original domesticators of F.
 
 
 
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