Sentence examples for by domestication from inspiring English sources

Of the Bovinae representatives, Domestic cattle (Bos taurus) are amongst the most developed by domestication and artificial (positive) selection.

Following on from Darwin's suggestion that the source of the changes in domesticated animals was ultimately in the gentler "conditions of living" provided by domestication, Belyaev (1979) argued that reduced stress levels in animals living in a protected anthropogenic environment caused multiple changes in hormonal responses and that these reset patterns of gene expression.

There is a general agreement that a wide variation of colour phenotypes were brought about by domestication, 'but it is still largely unknown how color phenotypes were distributed in domesticated animals in earlier times, which roles they played for humans during these times and when they first occurred' (Cieslak et al. 2011).

We also demonstrated that citrate has been more influenced by improvement sweeps and malate by domestication sweeps.

In fact, many collectors say they are attracted to exotic pets because the animals are wild and unusual, unspoiled by domestication.

Dogs, after their fear is removed by domestication, see humans as potential social partners, not as predators, and are ready to interact with them.

The earliest settlements were characterized not only by the domestication of barley and sometimes wheat but also by the absence of pottery and of domestic animals other than the dog.

Determination of the genomic regions affected by, and the extent of fixation and LD caused by the domestication, introduction, and selection bottlenecks on a large population scale are fundamental information related to the future genetic improvement of soybean.

This can be explained by the isolation of these regions from the Eastern cultivars, by local domestication and gene flow from endemic black-berried V. v. sylvestris, or human selection.

Mr. Albert hopes to identify which of the rats' genes were selected for by the domestication process.

On the other hand, the growth rate of human civilisation was stimulated by the domestication of a desert weed, the grass called "wild emmer".