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. 2021 Jun 19;11(3):3–4. doi: 10.1093/af/vfab029

"Waterscape domestication" in Amazonia.

PMCID: PMC8214437  PMID: 34158984

Animal domestication was a pivotal point in human history and coincided with a major change in human evolution. The domestication of crops was quickly followed by the domestication of livestock (Cucchi and Arbuckle, 2021). While a major focus of this Animal Frontiers issue is on the origins of domestication, current adaptations to domestication to meet challenges of environmental sustainability (Prestes-Carneiro et al., 2021) and to feeding human populations (Lecoq and Tomey, 2021) are also explored.

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References

  1. Cucchi, T. and Arbuckle B. . 2021. Animal Domestication: from distant past to current development and issues. Anim. Front. 11(3):6–9. [DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar]
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