The fossil record shows a gradual evolution of the dominion skull over time. It indicates that various species of primates, including early humans, underwent changes in skull structure such as an increase in brain size, development of a pronounced forehead, and changes in jaw and teeth structure. These changes are believed to be adaptations to changing environmental conditions and dietary habits. The fossil record also suggests that the dominion skull evolved from earlier hominid species and eventually gave rise to modern humans. Overall, the fossil record provides valuable information about the evolutionary history of the dominion skull and its significance in the development of human species.
