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domesticating the dog
- Avi Blizovsky
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The brain activity of dogs and humans was synchronized to repeated sequences of consonants in a listening experiment. The similarity is striking, but does not prove that dogs understand words or that the mechanism was created by their habitat.
- Avi Blizovsky
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A new genetic ancestry tool has identified coyote-derived segments in the genome of a Chihuahua it tested. The finding sheds light on the complicated history of America's dogs—but doesn't prove they're responsible for their diminutive size.
- Dr. Yahyam whistles
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From the wandering and blood-licking dogs of the Bible to the guard dogs, shepherds, and Tobiah's companion: the ancient sources do not describe a simple development from loathing to affection, but rather complex relationships between man and dog.
- Avi Blizovsky
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A new book describes how dogs around the world have evolved traits that are adapted to the environments and human cultures they live alongside; fMRI research completes the picture, showing that dog brains distinguish between human expressions of fear, anger
- Ziv Adaki
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Adult wolves miss their handler when separated from them, just like dogs
- Scientific American Israel
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- Scientific American Israel
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