Sentence examples for domestication processes from inspiring English sources

Two important papers by Larson et al. [ 66, 67] based on ancient mtDNA sequences of both wild and domestic pigs from different times and locations, have provided insights into pig domestication processes and Neolithic expansion in Europe, as well as in East Asia and Oceania.

"We have to completely rethink domestication processes," she points out.

"This is the leading edge in a shift in thinking about domestication processes".

However, the evolutionary origins and domestication processes of cultivated rice have long been debated.

These genotype data and population genetics analyses provide insights into the relationships between rice diversity and domestication processes.

The increasing amount of sequenced genome information has been applied broadly in analyses of genetic diversity, genome variation, RNA sequences and domestication processes, even in cultivars improvement.

From the beginning of the domestication process, the exchange and transportation of domestic animals has been related to human migration and trade.

There is no shortage of ideas about the nature of the domestication process and its effects on various domesticated animal species and breeds.

The different breeds of domestic pigs are the result of a long domestication process from wild boars (Sus scrofa).

However, the genetic data available for domestic goats does not permit furthering our understanding of the domestication process and identifying potential domestication centre(s).

"This led us to think it probably has been under a domestication process".