[Paper] Ancient genomes reveal over two thousand years of dingo population structure
Ancient DNA reveals 2,000 years of dingo population history in Australia, showing minimal modern dog mixing and ties to New ...
Domesticated Canis species that have long been associated with humans.
Ancient DNA reveals 2,000 years of dingo population history in Australia, showing minimal modern dog mixing and ties to New ...
Trained dogs and rats helped demine Koh Ker,, enhancing safety and heritage conservation. Supported by UNESCO, this effort also promotes ...
via Archaeology in Oceania, 18 October 2023: Paper by Koungoulos and Brumm synthesizes historical and ethnographic data to explore the ...
via Esquire Philippines, 27 May 2020: A feature on dog burials excavated from Manila in the 1960s but only analysed ...
via Tempo, 14 January 2020: A feature on the New Guinean Singing Dog, a primitive dog breed closely related to ...
First direct dates of dingo bones from a site in Western Australia. Dingoes are one of the few mammals that ...
New paper in Nature about the origins and spread of dogs in Southeast Asia and the Pacific by Kreig et ...
via Forbes, 26 Feb 2018: An ancient dog skeleton reveals humans' attachment to canine companions extends to the past. Source: ...
A new paper published in Cell Research analyses the genomes of dogs from around the world and finds that the dogs ...
A study published earlier this month in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests an earlier arrival of the ...
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