Wolves

... If the selective pressure is lifted, that result in diversity. For example, phenotypic diversity of dogs as compared to little diversity in wolves. If the selective pressure is applied to a diverse population, those that survive establish new race, etc. I agree, the paragraph I wrote is ...

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... If the selective pressure is lifted, that result in diversity. For example, phenotypic diversity of dogs as compared to little diversity in wolves. If the selective pressure is applied to a diverse population, those that survive establish new race, etc. The latest genetic data from experiments ...

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... exposed through domestication and breeding, then it was there, Nature had not eliminated it - you just didn't ever get to see it. 2/ Black fur in wolves is thought to be a trait from domesticated dog.

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... the group size upper limit is reached. Anyway, as far as I remember, this applied to truly "social" mammals, such as apes, monkeys, wolves and such - species in which all individuals really "know" each other and function as a unit, not just hang around in large groups. ...

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Have you ever heard of a pack of wolves, meercats, spider monkeys, chimps, gorillas, howler monkeys, lions, elephants, etc. living in five hundred to thousand individual size groups or shall we say herds? All of them and a mass of other such ...

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