Sentence examples for multiple domestication origins from inspiring English sources
If these restocking events involved mainly wild mares, we can explain the large number of female lineages in the domestic horse gene pool without having to invoke multiple domestication origins".
Interestingly, sharing of different haplotypes by Indian domestic chicken clarify that the present day Asiatic chicken might have originated from different progenitors by multiple domestication events and such multi-origin breeds could still be observed in a single geographical location.
These results contrast with a recent study [ 19] based on mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) that implies an origin for the domestic dog from a 'single gene pool', rather than multiple domestication events and continued hybridization with wolf stocks.
During the first genetic bottleneck, pre-domestic breeds diverged from wolves some 15,000 years ago, probably through multiple domestication events.
Efforts to identify domestication genes or to fully sequence multiple genomes across the date palm growing region (http://puruggananlab.bio.nyu.edu/index.php?action=100Dates) will be critical to our understanding of date palm domestication origins.
The ovine mitochondrial genome has proven highly informative for investigations into the process of domestication, with maternal haplogroups documenting the occurrence of multiple domestication events [3] [7].
Notwithstanding, our results postulating local introgressions of wild mares and multiple domestication episodes in Europe and East Asia are not speculative.
An interesting implication of the study on pig domestication is that multiple domestication events cannot be ruled out even for those species where the wild progenitors are extinct, such as B. primigenius in Europe.
The archaeological evidence is usually crucial to document the domestication origins [ 4, 31].
The existence of multiple domestication centers and multiple domestication events has also been considered (Terral et al. 2012; Pintaud et al. 2013).
Multiple domestication events have been suggested to occur (Vilà et al. 2001; Jansen et al. 2002).
