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Humans played an important part in domesticating the dog. This took a 15,000 year span to fully domesticate the dog, throughout these years we have designated a wide variety of jobs singling out the best breeds for individual jobs e.g, collies took up the roll of herding, retrievers fetching game, spaniels retrieving and flushing out game, rottweilers, Doberman and German Shepard's gard and protection, terriers for ratting, and sled dogs. Not forgetting all breeds being used as companions as now thay stand(along with some of the breeds listed above).
basically humans domesticated and provided a warm home with unlimited food supplies for our companions, AS NOW THEY STAND!!!!!!!!!!!
done by 11 year old dog loving girls!!!!!!!!! :~) 8') :D
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How has artificial selection influenced the evolution and domestication of dogs?
Artificial selection, where humans choose which traits to breed for, has played a significant role in the evolution and domestication of dogs. Over thousands of years, humans have selectively bred dogs for specific traits such as size, behavior, and coat type, leading to the wide variety of dog breeds we see today. This process has shaped the physical and behavioral characteristics of dogs, making them more suitable for various roles such as hunting, herding, and companionship.
What is the role of humans in the evolution of dog breed?
humans have not only tamed dogs, but we have bred them to the many different species we see today. chihauhaus are small because we only breed the smallest of the litter, while great danes are huge because we only breed the largest. it is the same for the different features and colorings. we, essentially, evolved dogs to be the ones we know and love today.
How long has wood been on earth?
forever it was on earth when the earth was made
Why humans be affected if dogs were extinct?
This question would depend on the time frame and context of canine evolution and their role in human societies. It would be fairly certain that the existence of our species would be no different with or without them. Effects would be at the convenience level in both ancient and modern societies that use dogs for their skills and capabilities such as companionship, herding, hunting, protection and rescue.
What breeds of dogs have been genetically altered to Benefit humans?
I think the argument can be made that EVERY modern dog breed has been created/"genetically altered"/specifically bred soley to benefit humans. Every dog breed has evolved to suit someone's role in life, such as: guarding, herding, hunting, companion, etc.
Is development of humans was directly dependent on the development of language?
The development of language played a significant role in the evolution and cognitive advancement of humans. Language allowed for complex communication, the sharing of knowledge, and the formation of communities. Although not the sole factor, the development of language has been closely linked to the progress of human development.
How has the evolution of breasts contributed to the development of human anatomy over time?
The evolution of breasts in humans has played a significant role in the development of human anatomy over time. Breasts have evolved to provide nourishment for infants through breastfeeding, which has been crucial for the survival and growth of offspring. Additionally, the presence of breasts has influenced sexual selection and social behaviors in humans, contributing to the overall complexity of human anatomy and behavior.
What did most scientists belive played the greatest role in helping the 1st humans arrive?
The evolution over millions of years from tree dwellers to land bipeds.
If humans evolved what is God's role?
No human have evolved,but have been made by GOD in his image. Charles Darwin theory of evolution is completely false. Quick Questions: If we evolved from apes who do you suppose apes were created? GOD HE CREATED EVERY LIVING THING!!!!!1
Who is the protector of all God's creation?
Humans have been given the role of caring for creation on earth.
Was Genetic drift a factor in the diversity and evolution of humans?
Yes, genetic drift has played a role in shaping the diversity and evolution of humans. It has influenced the genetic variation within different human populations over time. In small or isolated populations, genetic drift can have a larger impact on diversity due to random changes in allele frequencies.
What makes dogs and humans unique in having prostates compared to other animals?
Dogs and humans are unique in having prostates compared to other animals because they are the only species that have a prostate gland that surrounds the urethra. This gland plays a role in reproductive function and is important for the production of seminal fluid.
