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To Tame a Songbird: The Genomics of the Domestication Syndrome in a Songbird Model Species

2025-04-11

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Many domesticated animals share a syndromic phenotype marked by a suite of traits that include more variable patterns of coloration, reduced stress, aggression, and altered risk-taking and exploratory behaviors relative to their wild counterparts. Roughly 150 years after Darwin’s pioneering insight into this phenomenon, reasonable progress has been made in understanding the evolutionary...

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11afde41-c3b7-51b4-9b78-29b60f676221
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4921127/v1
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