Sentence examples for least domesticated from inspiring English sources

On the least domesticated end, the Wild column, recent domesticates like pecan, macadamia, and kiwi would find their place.

Robert Macfarlane is looking for his wild in England, Ireland and Wales, territory that for most of us evokes words like "manicured," "turf" or, at the very least, "domesticated".

They were by turns the best-behaved boys I'd ever met — they addressed adults as sir and Ma'am, took off their hats in church, and lowered their eyes and mumbled "Excuse me" when they bumped into you — and the rowdiest, the least domesticated.

Dingoes came to Australia 3,500 to 5,000 years ago, probably with Asian seafarers, and already at least partly domesticated.

Throughout his career, he was the least endearing, domesticated or predictable of poets, always determined to go his own way, no matter what anyone thought.

Chincoteagues average around in their feral state, but grow to at least when domesticated and provided better nutrition.

For each SNP locus, if at least one domesticated and one wild silkworm has nucleotide information, then this locus retained as effective one for further analyses.

In total, from 25 out of these 37 regions, we successfully obtained effective 454 sequencing data in at least three new domesticated and two new wild samples, among which 12 regions were covered by sequencing data across all the samples.

Dogs were domesticated at least four times.

Mitochondrial DNA suggests that goats, sheep, pigs, yaks and buffalo were each domesticated at least twice.

Cattle populations across northern Africa, in contrast, contained genetic influence from taurine cattle, which were domesticated at least 8000 years ago in the Fertile Crescent of Turkey and other countries.