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Behavioral lateralization in members of the canidae family (Canis lupus and Canis lupus familiaris)
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023Natalia Slesarenko +3 more
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2010
Dogs (Canis lupus familiaris ) and wolves (Canis lupus lupus ) share genotypes, which are nearly identical, but their behavioral phenotypes are very different. It has been repeatedly hypothesized that these adult behavioral differences are the result of heterochronic changes, or differences during the course of development.
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Dogs (Canis lupus familiaris ) and wolves (Canis lupus lupus ) share genotypes, which are nearly identical, but their behavioral phenotypes are very different. It has been repeatedly hypothesized that these adult behavioral differences are the result of heterochronic changes, or differences during the course of development.
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2010
The situation of the numbers of wolves and the types of population control in the Carpathian National Natural Park (CNNP) has been analyzed along with the mutual relationship of wolves and ungulates within the boundaries of the CNNP. In the history of the CNNP, regulation and control of the number of wolves within the park's borders was conducted ...
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The situation of the numbers of wolves and the types of population control in the Carpathian National Natural Park (CNNP) has been analyzed along with the mutual relationship of wolves and ungulates within the boundaries of the CNNP. In the history of the CNNP, regulation and control of the number of wolves within the park's borders was conducted ...
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Ethology, 2012
AbstractLittle is known about the development of the sensory systems of wolves. The timing of sensory development in wolves is usually extrapolated from studies on dogs, since they are members of the same species. However, early developmental differences between these two subspecies have already been identified. For example, wolves tend to approach and
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AbstractLittle is known about the development of the sensory systems of wolves. The timing of sensory development in wolves is usually extrapolated from studies on dogs, since they are members of the same species. However, early developmental differences between these two subspecies have already been identified. For example, wolves tend to approach and
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Sebbene la definizione di unità tassonomiche sia un concetto piuttosto dinamico nel genere Canis, data l’estrema mobilità individuale e la probabile presenza di una popolazione panmittica postglaciale in Eurasia, per l’Italia è stata descritta la sottospecie C. l.
Caniglia R., Galaverni M., Ciucci P.
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Caniglia R., Galaverni M., Ciucci P.
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Cross-fostering in gray wolves (Canis lupus lupus).
Zoo biology, 2015Cross-fostering in canids, with captive-bred pups introduced into endangered wild populations, might aid conservation efforts by increasing genetic diversity and lowering the risk of inbreeding depression. The gray wolf (Canis lupus lupus) population in Scandinavia suffers from severe inbreeding due to a narrow genetic base and geographical isolation ...
Inger, Scharis, Mats, Amundin
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Social support in wolves (Canis lupus) and dogs (Canis familiaris)
2013Wissenschaftliche Studien belegen, dass die Beziehung zwischen Hunden und ihrem Besitzer einer sozialen Bindung entsprechen können. Bei Trennung reagieren Hunde wie Kinder, die von ihrer Mutter getrennt werden. Topál et al. 2005 gelang es in ihrer Studie nicht ähnliche Bindung zwischen 4 Monate alten Wolfswelpen und ihren Handaufziehern nachzuweisen ...
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Feeding aggression in dogs (Canis familiaris) and wolves (Canis lupus)
2012Aggression is a basic motivational and behaviour complex in all animals that has several different forms and plays an important role in the survival and reproduction of animals. It arises in competition for limited resources, like food, mating partners and territories.
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