Domesticated: Evolution in a Man-Made World
Richard C. Francis examines domestication as an evolutionary process, exploring how organisms change when shaped by human environments and selective pressures. Domesticated offers a science-focused perspective on the ways human influence can alter the natural world over time.
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Domesticated explores the relationship between human influence and evolutionary change.
Richard C. Francis examines domestication as a biological process that reshapes living organisms over time.
The book considers how man-made environments and selective pressures affect the course of evolution.
Written for readers interested in science, biology, and the natural world, it offers a broad perspective on the consequences of domestication.
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