Sentence examples for easily domesticated from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most intriguing is the thought that certain species may contain the right genomic makeup, allowing them to be more easily domesticated, whereas others will be almost impossible to domestic for the same reason.

Hamelin, Germany To those who have not yet become acquainted with the rodent world, rats are surprisingly popular and easily domesticated.

In "Guns, Germs and Steel", his 1997 bestseller, he brushed aside the arrogant view that ascribed Europe's dominance to human biology, stressing instead the continent's environmental advantages, notably its native wheat and barley and its easily domesticated animals.

More recently, scholars such as best-selling geographer Jared Diamond of the University of California, Los Angeles, have also suggested that regions that didn't have easily domesticated animals, such as central Africa, ultimately became less wealthy than those that did.

Vegetation, climate, and the availability of easily domesticated species also influenced the type of hunting and its persistence.

But the hurricanes put particular stress on honeybees, which live in colonies and can easily be domesticated.

Vegetatively propagated crops are easily and quickly domesticated (Gepts, 2002); this also can account for the high degree of variation present in artichoke germplasm.

"Man domesticated animals to grow livestock, we're domesticating cells to grow meat".

Highly intelligent and easily trained, canines were probably the first animals to be domesticated.

For my part, I like seeing Sam fixing things around the motel, being domesticated and interacting with normal folks, since it's something that has always brought him obvious satisfaction; he easily connected with Everett, while Amelia had spent three months at the motel and still hadn't bothered to learn the owner's son's name.

It was very domesticated.