domestication

In nature, the process of domestication is long and complex.

"This led us to think it probably has been under a domestication process."

These populations may also be in the process of domestication.

Still, increasing domestication of the American male is also in play here.

There was also a separate domestication in China which took place about 8000 years ago.

This period also saw the first domestication of the elephant.

Domestication of nature is not only desirable, but necessary for study.

The domestication process started at least 10,000 years ago in what is now northern Iran.

Our future lies in an ultimate form of human domestication.

In 10,000 years, the professor could find only 14 species out of 148 attempts at domestication.

This human manipulation results in the domestication of involved plant life.

He also works on the population genetics of animal domestication.

Research also has yet to identify the area in China where domestication arose.

Efforts must be put forth to encourage its use and domestication.

She'd been sending domestication signals my way for a while.

This beverage might have led to the domestication of the tree.

Africa may have been the third region of independent cattle domestication and also the first.

The domestication of maize is thought to have begun around 7,500 to 12,000 years ago.

However, in domestication, the ways horses are used differs from their natural environment.

The wild cattle of the brush country had lost all domestication.

There is probably a "symbiotic relationship" between domestication of the two, he said.

Some speculate that this was the first site of camel domestication.

But this daisy does not take easily to domestication and is best left as part of the wild.

Domestication Only a few hours passed before he returned.

The domestication of cattle led to farms and then to villages.