taming wild animals ratliff text 2 Animal Domestication Taming the Wild , National Geographic , March ... animal physiology. Belyaev believed that the key factor selected for in the domestication of dogs was not size or reproduction, but behavior specifically, amenability to domestication, or tameability ... placed a population of them in the same process of domestication, and he decided to submit this population ... Genomics of domestication Neoteny References Reflist External links http cbsu.tc.cornell.edu ccgr behaviour Index.htm Fox Domestication website from Cornell University with detailed information videos ... more details
precedes Egyptian civilization. Together with the new genetic evidence, it places the domestication ... site of cat domestication due to the clear depictions of house cats in ancient Egyptian paintings ... more details
proto horses developed with adaptations to their environment prior to domestication of the horse domestication ... domestication event for a limited number of stallion s, combined with repeated restocking of wild ... horses have some oriental ancestry, usually through the Arabian. ref name Edwards See also Domestication ... more details
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italic title taxobox name Apios americana image Apios americana.jpg regnum Plant ae unranked divisio Angiosperms unranked classis Eudicots unranked ordo Rosids ordo Fabales familia Fabaceae genus Apios species A. americana binomial Apios americana binomial authority Friedrich Kasimir Medikus Medikus synonyms A. tuberosa small Conrad Moench Moench small Apios americana , sometimes called the potato bean , hopniss , Indian potato or groundnut but not to be confused with other plants sometimes known by the name groundnut disambiguation groundnut is a perennial plant perennial vine native to eastern North America , and bears edible bean s and large edible tuber s. It grows to 3 4 m long, with pinnate leaf leaves 8 15 cm long with 5 7 leaflets. The flower s are red brown to purple, produced in dense raceme s. The fruit is a legume pod 6 12 cm long. The tubers are crunchy and nutritious, with a high content of starch and especially protein . The plant was one of the most important food plants of pre European North America , and is now being developed for domestication . External links http www.hort.purdue.edu newcrop proceedings1990 V1 436.html Domestication of Apios americana http pfaf.org user Plant.aspx?LatinName Apios americana Plants for a future database http plants.usda.gov java profile?symbol APAM Apios americana at the USDA Plants database http www.wildflowers and weeds.com The Forager hopniss.htm Hopniss North America s best wild tuber? http www.orionmagazine.org index.php articles article 458 Orion magazine article Category Edible legumes Category Faboideae Category Flora of Alabama Category Flora of North America Category Flora of North Dakota Category Root vegetables vegetable stub Faboideae stub es Apios americana eo Apios americana fr Apios americana it Apios americana vi Apios americana ... more details
coord 48 54 53 N 33 46 52 E type city display title Dereivka lang uk is an archaeological site located in the village of the same name in Kirovohrad Oblast , Ukraine , on the right bank of the Dneiper River Dneiper . The site dates to ca. 4500&mdash 3500 BC and is associated with the Sredny Stog culture . This site is known primarily for its status as a site and perhaps as the site of early horse domestication. Radiocarbon dates of the most famous horse head, however, have been disappointing, due to contamination of the evidence they range from the late third millennium BCE to the early first millennium BCE . Since the rest of the site is reliably dated, the earlier of these conflicting radiocarbon dates is compatible with a timeframe several hundred years older. Of interest is some apparently equivocal evidence for fenced houses. Two cemeteries are associated, one from the earlier Dnieper Donets culture and one from the aforementioned Sredny Stog culture. As a part of the Sredny Stog complex, it is considered to be very early Proto Indo Europeans Indo European , and probably, Proto Indo Europeans Proto Indo European , within the traditional context of the Kurgan hypothesis of Marija Gimbutas , though Sredny Stog is itself pre kurgan as to burial rite. See also Domestication of the horse Sources J. P. Mallory , Dereivka , Encyclopedia of Indo European Culture , Fitzroy Dearborn, 1997. Category Ancient peoples Category Archaeological sites in Ukraine Category Indo European Category Encyclopedia of Indo European Culture Category Former populated places in Eastern Europe fr Dereivka hu Gyerejivka ja ru uk ... more details
Huto and Kamarband Caves or Belt Caves are prehistoric , archaeological sites in Iran . They are located 100 meters apart, in a cliff on the slopes of the Alborz mountains in the village of Tarujen currently called Shahid Abad , 5 km. south west of Behshahr . Excavations took place led by C. S. Coon and were reported on between 1949 1957. Huto Cave is approximately 30 m. x 20 m. The site produced pottery shards, stone tools and samples for radio carbon dating . Twenty two samples were dated from Huto Cave and grouped into eight different cultures. The 2 earliest cultures, dating to c. 9910 B.C. 7,240 B.C. were thought to be seal hunters and vole eaters. The bones of a dog have been cited as an example of exceptionally early animal domestication. ref http books.google.com books?id wEdWLzJSTj0C&printsec frontcover v onepage&q&f false Animal Domestication in the Prehistoric Middle East by Charles A. Reed ref Sub Neolithic finds date to c. 6120 B.C. Kamarband cave is notable for three human skeletons discovered there, dating to approximately 75,000 years B.C. Other finds included flint blades, walrus and deer bones, giving valuable information about human development from the ice age in the Mazandaran area. ref http www.iranicaonline.org articles gar GAR Encyclopaedia Iranica ref Literature C. S. Coon, Cave Explorations in Iran 1949, Museum Monographs, The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1951. C. S. Coon, Excavations in Huto Cave, Iran, 1951 A Preliminary Report, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 96, 1952, pp. 231 69. C. S. Coon, The Seven Caves Archaeological Explorations in the Middle East, New York, 1957. Links http www.pbase.com k amj huto kamarband Huto & Kamarband Caves Photo Gallery References Reflist Portal box Iran Archaeology Ancient Near East Category Archaeological sites in Iran Category Natufian sites ... more details
Wiktionary domesticus Domesticus Latin language Latin for belonging to the house , is found in the Binomial nomenclature binomial or Trinomen trinomial names of many species or subspecies of animals commonly found in or around the home. Examples include Domesticus Roman Empire , a member of the Domestici , an elite guard unit of the late Roman Empire Agroecius Domesticus , a man of uncertain date who died at the age of 33, and was buried in Vienne Secretarius Domesticus , a title in the Secretariat of State of the Holy See Silvanus domesticus , a mark of a field in Roman mythology Species SpeciesAbbreviation domesticus and also Anas platyrhynchos domesticus , the domestic duck Anser anser domesticus , the domestic goose Canis familiaris domesticus , the dog Equus caballus domesticus , the domestic horse Gallus gallus domesticus , the chicken Mus musculus domesticus , the house mouse Rattus rattus domesticus , a sub species of rat Sus scrofa domesticus , the domestic pig See also Domestica disambiguation Domesticum disambiguation Domestication Domestikos , a senior military officials of the Byzantine Empire Disambiguation Category Latin adjectives in current use Category Latin words found in species names ... more details
Domestication, published in 1868, nine years after the publication of his famous book On the Origin ... variation facsimile contents.htm The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication Full ... more details
The Container Revolution is the introduction of pottery into the Eastern Woodlands of North America during the Archaic period in southeastern North America Archaic period . As these societies became more sedentary, they were able to manufacture and use vessels that would have broken during transportation. Pots allowed for more efficient processing of wild seeds, which created less work for people once the pots were made waterproof. More efficient seed collection systems and the deliberate manipulation of the native plants, in turn led to the domestication of several plant species. This is just one of many cultural developments that began during this time. ref Fagan, Brian M., Ancient North America . London Thames and Hudson, 2005. ref References Reflist Pre Columbian North America Category Archaic period in the Americas Category Pottery Category Archaeological theory Category Periods and stages in archaeology ceramics stub art history stub ... more details
The Beixin culture zh c p Bei xin wen hua , 5300 BC 5300 4100 BC ref The Chinese Neolithic Trajectories to Early States , pp. 193 ref was a Neolithic culture in Shandong , China . 50 sites from the culture have been discovered. The culture showed evidence of millet cultivation and domestic buffalo water buffalo domestication. The type site at Beixin was discovered in Tengzhou , Shandong, China. The site was excavated from 1978 to 1979. See also List of Neolithic cultures of China Houli culture Dawenkou culture Notes Reflist References Allan, Sarah ed , The Formation of Chinese Civilization An Archaeological Perspective , ISBN 0 300 09382 9 Liu, Li. The Chinese Neolithic Trajectories to Early States , ISBN 0 521 81184 8 Neolithic cultures of China Category Archaeological cultures of East Asia Category Neolithic cultures of China Category History of Shandong PRChina archaeology stub de Beixin Kultur ko it Cultura di Beixin ja no Beixinkulturen zh ... more details
wiktionary mouser Mouser may refer to A domestic Cat Domestication cat used for hunting rodents. Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office , the official resident cat of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Mouser Electronics , an electronic component retailer. Mouser video game Mouser , 1983 computer game from IBM about a cat who pushes blocks on mice. A type of robot from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series created by Baxter Stockman . A boss video game boss in the video game Super Mario Bros. 2 and recurring villain for cartoon segments of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show . A name for a fan of the band Modest Mouse . 19th century slang for a supplier of cheese. People The following people are named Mouser Dru Mouser 1971 , American actress Grant Mouser Mary Mouser 1996 , American actress Michelle Mouser 1973 , American beauty queen See also Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser Mauser Disambig de Mouser ... more details
Image Pigmy Pouter.jpg right thumb 250px A Pigmy Pouter The Pouter pigeons are Domestication domesticated varieties of the Rock Pigeon , Columba livia , characterized by a very large, inflatable crop anatomy crop . ref name Levi cite book last Levi first Wendell title The Pigeon year 1977 publisher Levi Publishing Co, Inc location Sumter, S.C. isbn 0 85390 013 2 ref They are kept as ornamental or Fancy pigeon fancy breed s, valued for their unusual appearance. There are many varieties of pouter with little in common except for the nature of the crop. The origin of the breed is unknown, but Pouters have been bred in Europe for at least 400 years. Common varieties Elster Pouter Pigeon English Pouter Norwich Cropper Pigmy Pouter See also List of pigeon breeds References reflist Category Domesticated pigeon breeds Category Domestic pigeons Domesticated pigeon breed stub ja ... more details
italic title Refimprove date July 2009 taxobox name Timopheev s wheat regnum Plantae unranked divisio Angiosperms unranked classis Monocots unranked ordo Commelinids ordo Poales familia Poaceae genus Triticum species T. timopheevii binomial Triticum timopheevii binomial authority Zhuk. Timopheev s Wheat Triticum timopheevii , also called Zanduri Wheat is a tetraploid wheat that has both cultivated and wild forms. The domesticated form is restricted to western Georgia country Georgia , while the wild form formerly categorized as T. araticum Jakubz. can be found across south eastern Turkey , north Iraq , west Iran and Transcaucasia . Timopheev s wheat is believed to have evolved in isolation from the more common Triticum turgidum , and hybrids between T. timopheevii and T. turgidum are reportedly sterile with a considerable amount of chromosomal irregularities in meiosis . References Daniel Zohary and Maria Hopf, Domestication of plants in the Old World, third edition Oxford Oxford University Press , pp. 58f. DEFAULTSORT Triticum Timopheevii Category Wheat Pooideae stub es Triticum timopheevii caucasia Azerbaijan and Naxchevan ... more details
Speciesbox taxon Scilla hyacinthoides image Scilla hyacinthoides 3.jpg authority Carl Linnaeus L. Scilla hyacinthoides is a geophyte , native to the Middle East , though it was also brought to France by the Turks. Currently this plant is in the process of domestication as a cut flower in Israel due to its inflorescences. br Scilla hyacinthoides is a bulb plant. It flowers in March April with bluish purple flowers on 50 80 cm high flowering stalks. Sources http www.botanic.co.il A catalog.asp?qcat SCIHYA The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens site Michael Zohary Naomi Feinbrun Dothan 1966 1986 Flora Palaestina Witztum A.and Negbi M. 1991 Primary xylem of Scilla hyacinthoides Liliaceae the wool bearing bulb of Theophrastus . Economical Botany 45 97 102 Category Scilla Hyacinthoides Asparagales stub co Scilla hyacinthoides de Hyazinthen Blaustern he nl Scilla hyacinthoides ... more details
Stock free agriculture consists of Agriculture farming methods that do not use livestock or animal product s. Stock free growers do not keep domestication domesticated animals and do not use animal products such as farmed animal manures or animal parts bone meal , blood meal , fish meal . ref http www.stockfreeorganic.net images standards.pdf Definition of stock free used within the Stock Free Organic Standards p2 ref Emphasis is placed on using green manure s instead. Stock free farming may use organic farming organic or non organic farming techniques. However, most detailed discussions of stock free agriculture currently focus on stock free organic variants. ref http www.stockfreeorganic.net Stock Free Organic Services certifying organisation ref See also Forest gardening Livestock s Long Shadow Vegan organic gardening References references Horticulture and gardening Veganism and vegetarianism Animal rights agriculture stub Category Veganism Category Sustainable agriculture ... more details
Nahal Oren is an archeological site in a cave 10 kilometers south of Haifa , Israel , which was first excavated in 1941. Kebaran and Natufian Pre Pottery A and B industries were found. ref The Neolithic of the Levant , by A.M.L. Moore, Oxford University, 1978 http ancientneareast.tripod.com Nahal Oren.html ref Domestication of Gazelles and Goats The main source of food at the site appears to have been gazelle s, and judging from the high incidence of immature gazelles bones, these animals were domesticated. The later shift to goat husbandry may have occurred because goats are less selective in their diets than are gazelles, and can graze regions where the gazelle would not fare well. Wheat was also recovered from Nahal Oren, but it was not certain whether it was cultivated or wild. Grain was relatively rare at the site, in comparison with other food resources. Nahal Oren was occupied repeatedly over thousands of years by culture after culture, which means that it was a preferred site for occupation, rather than an occasional one. References reflist portal Ancient Near East Category Natufian sites Israel stub ... more details
Uyun al Hammam is a prehistoric burial site in Jordan . It is the earliest known formal burial site in the Middle East , and is possibly the oldest in the world. ref http cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com news 2011 02 03 5982412 earliest known cemetery found? ref Remains at the 16,500 year old burial site, located in in Wadi Ziqlab, were first discovered in 2000. Researchers from the University of Toronto found buried fox remains at the site. The remains were buried in such a manner to suggest that prehistoric humans in that locale may have kept foxes as companion animals, similar to contemporary dogs. The find provides information on both the earliest burial practices of ancient humans and earliest animal domestication of ancient humans. ref http www.dailypioneer.com 315589 Once upon a time in Jordan fox was top dog.html ref Researchers at the University of Cambridge published their findings regarding the site in a paper published January 27, 2011. ref http www.physorg.com news 2011 01 fox prehistoric friend.html ref See also 2011 in archaeology References Reflist Archaeology stub Category Archaeological sites in Jordan fr Uyun al Hammam ... more details
The term interessement is French English, and is synonymous with the word interposition . The term was first used by Michel Callon . ref Callon, M., 1986. Some elements of a sociology of translation domestication of the scallops and the fisherman in St Brieuc Bay. In K. Knorr Cetina & A. V. Cicourel, eds. Advances in Social Theory and Methodology Toward an Integration of Micro and Macro Sociologies. Boston Routledge & Kegan Paul, pp. 196 223. ref It is used within the scientific tradition known as Actor network theory , in association with translation sociology and the formation of networks. Various devices can be used in the interessement phase of a translation process, to strengthen the association between actors, and support the structure of the network. ref Latour, B., 1992. Technology is society made durable. In Sociology of Monsters Essays on Power, Technology and Domination. London Routledge, pp. 103 130. ref References Reflist Category Actor network theory ... more details
refimprove date December 2011 for the rehabilitation process of animals and predators specifically Rewilding Species for the biological process Rewilding conservation biology Anarchism sidebar Rewilding is the process of re instating the role of keystone species to human society where the expression of this role appears lacking Citation needed date December 2011 . The term originates in conservation biology in which rewilding stands for the re introduction of keystone species into areas where such species appear locally extinct Citation needed date December 2011 . Rewilding in the anarchist context applies this concept to initiating and regenerating human culture that embodies the role of a keystone species Citation needed date December 2011 . In green anarchism and anarcho primitivism , humans are said to be civilized or domesticated by civilization Who date December 2011 . Supporters of such human rewilding argue that through the process of domestication , human wildness has been altered by force. ref GA Collective & Coalition Against Civilization, http www.greenanarchy.org index.php?action viewwritingdetail&writingId 285 The Origins of Civilization ref Rewilding is about overcoming human domestication and returning to behavior inherent in human wildness. Though often associated with primitive skills and learning knowledge of wild plant s and animal s, it emphasizes the development of the senses and fostering deepening personal relationships with members of other species and the natural world. Rewilding intends to create permanently wild human cultures beyond domestication . ref http www.greenanarchy.info rewild.php Rewilding from http www.greenanarchy.info Green Anarchist Infoshop ref Rewilding is considered a holistic approach to living, as opposed to skills, practices or a specific set of knowledge Citation needed date December 2011 . Theory Rewilding is most associated with Green anarchism green anarchy and anarcho primitivism or anti civilization and post civ ... more details
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of Ancient China , ISBN 0 300 03784 8 Fuller,D.Q & Harvey,E., Qin,L. 2007 . Presumed domestication? Evidence for wild rice cultivation and domestication in the fifth millennium BC of the Lower ... more details
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and domestication, a deep critique of revolution, and the act of rewilding . ref See Species Traitor ... of domestication and sedentism among Hunter gatherer nomadic gather hunters . The central argument ... about by various levels of domestication one can see the impacts of domestication and ultimately ... magazine ref a notion based on rewilding and undermining domestication rather than hope for liberation ... of domestication. ref name pittsburghcitypapertucker Court hearing Tucker received some ... more details
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