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Differentiation between wild and domesticated Ungulates based on ecological niches

2019-05-07

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The domestication of flora and fauna is one of the most significant transitions in humankind’s history. It changed human societies drastically with alterations in biodiversity, atmospheric composition and land use. Humans have domesticated relatively few large animals and all of them belong to the Ungulates, though they are only 15 species of the ±150 that the entire group comprises. This can partially be explaine...

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Literature Corpus work: 1ce7e890-3a5b-514a-8bfb-74dc88deaad3
DOI: 10.1101/629188

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