A half-semester course on Animal Domestication
(taught together with a half-course on Plant Domestication,
given by Andy Fairbairn,
as
Animals, Plants and People
ARCH2108
Genetics and taxonomy of domestic
mammals
Elephant, reindeer, cat, ferret,
rabbit
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