Sentence examples for borders of domestication from inspiring English sources

There has been some better news outside the borders of domestication.

Mutual gain is another aspect of domestication.

Belyaev decided to study the genetics of domestication, a problem to which Darwin gave deep attention.

"We automatically think of domestication as something we do to other species," Pollan writes.

These were acts of self-preservation but also of domestication.

Dogs presumably gained this ability over generations of domestication.

But recent genetic studies and excavations in Africa suggest that the patterns of domestication there were strikingly different.

"For the first time in history," she writes, "humans are trying to reverse, at least aesthetically, the process of domestication.

He struck Heinz Kerry as a "gypsy" and "a pet wolf" in need of domestication, and nesting was her forte.

In fact, he says, despite 10,000 years of domestication, goats turn feral within a generation if released into the wild.

The best thing about this claim is that it turns the old-fashioned idea of domestication on its head.