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Are feralization and domestication truly mirror processes?

2021-03-31

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<p>Feralization is the process by which a once-domesticated animal returns to a wild-like state due to desocialization from humans. Whether feralization results from a true reversion of the physiological and genetic mechanisms underlying domestication or whether it involves a return to a wild state by other means is still a controversial issue. In this paper we provide a comparative account of both processes. We h...

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Literature Corpus work: 206608a0-600b-5a47-abf3-27813b21cfd9
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/px9hg

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