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Durham Study: Selective Breeding Limits Dog Communication

With images and video-A new study from researchers at Durham University has found that the process of domestication and selective breeding has ....

Elana Hobkirk , Sean Twiss , Durham University , Durham University Department Of Biosciences , Scientific Reports , Dog Facial Action Coding System ,

Oxford Brookes discovers gene influencing genital evolution

The gene behind the evolution of male genitalia has been identified by scientists at Oxford Brookes University. ....

Alistair Mcgregor , Daniela Santos Nunes , Oxford Brookes University , Durham University Department Of Biosciences , Durham University ,

Oxford Brookes discovers gene influencing genital evolution

Oxford Brookes discovers gene influencing genital evolution
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Bird Extinctions More Likely Due to Local Factors Than Climate Change

Over the last 30 years European breeding birds have shifted their range by, on average, 2.4 km per year, according to new research. ....

United Kingdom , Christine Howard , Stephen Willis , Sergi Herrando , Laura Thomsonjul , Nature Communications , Durham University , Durham University Department Of Biosciences , Professor Stephen Willis , Tech Industry Focus ,

European Breeding Birds Defy Expectations in Their Climate Change Response

Over the last 30 years, European breeding birds have shifted their range by, on average, 2.4 km (1.5 miles) per year, according to a recent study. This shift, however, didn't align with the expectations based on changing climate and land cover during that period. Researchers anticipated that solely ....

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