'Domestication' presentation slideshows

Topic 8. Lecture 14. Direct observations of past evolution

Topic 8. Lecture 14. Direct observations of past evolution

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Dog Cognition

Dog Cognition. Some statistics on dogs as pets. 40% of U.S. households have at least 1 dog 70+ million dogs in U.S. alone Estimated $45 billion/year industry Why dogs? Behavior appears to be attuned to humans

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Exploring Natural Resources

Exploring Natural Resources. Lesson. What is around you?. Examine your surroundings, write down everything that is living or was once living. Think about what you are wearing, where you are sitting, what you are writing on, etc. . Types of Natural Resources.

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Marshelder ( Iva )

Marshelder ( Iva ). PLANT OF THE DAY: Marshelder Close relative of ragweed and sunflower Domesticated in eastern North America as an oilseed Domesticated form now extinct. Crop domestication. Big Questions. Why were plants domesticated? Where were plants domesticated?

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Steps to Civilization

Steps to Civilization. Paleolithic Age Farming Revolution Permanent settlements Division of labor Specialization of labor Technology Trade Cities. Steps to Civilization. Steps to Civilization. Steps to Civilization. Paleolithic Age nomadic hunters and gatherers clan groups: 15-20

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Integrated domestication strategy of Allanblackia; A detailed example from Tanzania

Integrated domestication strategy of Allanblackia; A detailed example from Tanzania. Presentation made at the SII Training workshop on Allanblackia Domestication Nairobi Kenya October 23 rd 2006. Why IDS. AB seeds volume supply far below the current demand of 6000 tones of seeds per year.

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Integrated domestication strategy of Allanblackia; A detailed example from Tanzania

Integrated domestication strategy of Allanblackia; A detailed example from Tanzania. Presentation made at the SII Training workshop on Allanblackia Domestication Nairobi Kenya October 23 rd 2006. Why IDS. AB seeds volume supply far below the current demand of 6000 tones of seeds per year.

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Prehistoric figurines and barbie dolls: Towards a new reading of Neolithic material culture:

Prehistoric figurines and barbie dolls: Towards a new reading of Neolithic material culture: object agency and performance. 200 mm annual rainfall line and the distribution of barley and wheat in the Near East, with some Epipalaeolithic and Proto-Neolithic settlements.

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Domestication and Development of Breeds

Domestication and Development of Breeds. How have these animals adapted to various special environmental or genetic influences?. What is a species?. 1. A species is a population of organisms that have a common Latin name.

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Major Transformations in Human Society

Major Transformations in Human Society. Domestication, Agriculture, Industry, Information. Hunting and Gathering Societies. Hunting and gathering societies relied on readily available plants and hunted game for their subsistence. These societies were: Small (about 40 members) Nomadic

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The Neolithic Revolution

The Neolithic Revolution. The appearance of agriculture and pastoralism (maybe the single most important change in history).

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To Farm or Not to Farm

To Farm or Not to Farm. Benefits, Costs and Risks of a New Way of Life. To Farm or Not to Farm. From Guns, Germs and Steel, p 100. To Farm or Not to Farm. Why did food production (agriculture) develop in certain areas first?

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Agro Ecosystem Development in Southeast Asia

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ANIMAL ADAPTATION

ANIMAL ADAPTATION. Aji sukoco Intan kamilia habsari M. Iqbal Muttaqin Diovinarah suci Luciana eka p. ANIMAL ADAPTATION. Adaptation is the ability or tendency of living things in adjusting to a new environment to be able to live well.

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The Rise of Agriculture and Agricultural Civilization

The Rise of Agriculture and Agricultural Civilization. Chapter 1 EQs: What is the difference between the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages? What role does Geography play in the early development of mankind? How did the discovery of agriculture lead to civilization?. The Paleolithic Era.

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The Origins of Domestication and Settled Life

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Humans Try to Control Nature

Humans Try to Control Nature. Chapter 1 section 2. Key Terms. Nomad Hunter-gatherer Neolithic revolution Slash-and-burn farming Domestication. Early Advances in Art and Technology. Nomads- people who move from place to place Hunter-gathers- hunted animals and collected plant foods

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First Semester Chronology Review

First Semester Chronology Review. What, You Thought You Just going To Forget All This Stuff?. Domestication Of Plants (~8500 BCE) Peloponnesian War (430 BCE) Founding of Han Dynasty (206 BCE) Crucifixion Of Jesus (~33 CE) Founding Of Constantinople (330 CE) Fall Of Rome (476 CE)

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domesticated G. hirsutum. domesticated G. barbadense. Domestication. Domestication. G. tomentosum. wild G. barbadense. wild G. hirsutum. Ancient Allopolyploidization. D-genome diploid. A-genome diploid. 1 cm. 1 cm.

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