Essays about: "domesticering"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 20 essays containing the word domesticering.
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1. Epigenetic Profiling of Canine Brain
University essay from KTH/ProteinvetenskapAbstract : Hundens domesticering är en av de äldsta och tros ha startats 35000 f.n. Under domesticeringen från varg till hund, har hunden utvecklat både morfologiska och beteendemässiga skillnader så som bredare snot, högre skallar och minskat risktagande. READ MORE
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2. The Effects of Translating Culture-Bound References : A Study of the Translation Strategies Used Regarding Culture-Bound References in the Swedish Translations of the 1994 Movie The Swan Princess
University essay from Linköpings universitet/Institutionen för kultur och samhälleAbstract : The ever-changing practice of translating movies evolves along with living languages and media development. Dubbing a movie broadens its reach adequately when the primary audience is younger children with little knowledge of the movie’s source language and culture. READ MORE
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3. Domesticeringen av silverräv (Vulpes fulvus Desm) : en jämförelse mellan rödräv och silverräv i fångenskap
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Animal Environment and HealthAbstract : Dmitry Belyayev was a geneticist who wanted to know why domesticated animals showed common traits in behaviour and appearance. Belyayev believed that these traits appeared when the animals were selected for tamability alone. READ MORE
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4. Genetic background of temperament traits in standardbred trotters
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Animal Breeding and GeneticsAbstract : The genetic background of temperament traits in horses has been subject for research for many years to obtain understanding of domestication, breed differences and welfare. Previous studies have found heritabilities ranging from low to moderate for temperament. READ MORE
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5. Competition between wild bees and manged honeybees : a review of floral preferences
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Animal Environment and HealthAbstract : The decline of wild pollinators has given ground for a debate on the effects of managed honeybees to wild populations. Even though honeybees are native to some areas, management and domestication has had an indisputable effect on their foraging behaviour and thus the potential effect on surrounding taxa. READ MORE