Domesticated dogs present a unique case in nature where mutualism with and selective breeding by humans has led to profound changes in their environment, physiology, and behaviour compared to their wolf-like ancestors. Dog tameness, sociability, and trainability have likely evolved due to significant alterations to bra...
M. Christmas, Eric Pederson, Ola Wallerman et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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