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The 30 pages that link to Animal domestication, each with the reason it gives.

• Neolithic RevolutionRelated: Managed herds supplied meat, milk, labor, and materials alongside cultivated crops.

• PastoralismRelated: Domestic herds make livestock keeping a durable subsistence strategy.

• Selective breedingRelated: Choosing animals to reproduce accompanied the emergence of domesticated livestock.

• TranshumanceRelated: Transhumance depends on domesticated herds that people can manage and move.

• Animal husbandryNarrower topic: Husbandry depends on animal populations shaped by generations of human control.

• CattleNarrower topic: Cattle’s dependence on human breeding and care is part of animal domestication.

• HuntingCompared with: Domestication transforms animal populations over generations, unlike the harvest of wild animals.

• MeatRelated: Domestication created livestock populations that supply much of the world’s meat.

• PrehistoryRelated: Domestication reshaped food, labor, and human-animal relationships in prehistory.

• Rock doveNarrower topic: Selective breeding of rock doves produced domestic pigeons over thousands of years.

• Domestication of cattleNarrower topic: Cattle domestication is one instance of this broader process.

• Human–animal bondCompared with: Domestication is a population history, unlike an individual emotional relationship.

• SocialityRelated: Domestication alters social behavior and makes sociality consequential for human-animal relationships.

• Livestock farmingNarrower topic: Domestication made sustained livestock keeping possible.

• Domestic sheepNarrower topic: Sheep are among the earliest livestock domesticated by humans.

• Draft animalNarrower topic: Domestication made animals available for human-directed work and selection.

• Neolithic EuropeRelated: Managed herds supplied food, materials, and labor to European farming communities.

• BudgerigarNarrower topic: Captive budgerigar populations developed through generations of human care and breeding.

• MehrgarhRelated: Herding formed part of the settlement’s early subsistence economy.

• Domestic duckNarrower topic: Domestic ducks are a result of this broader evolutionary process.

• Greylag gooseNarrower topic: Domestic geese descend largely from greylags shaped by this process.

• Pre-Pottery Neolithic BBroader topic: The period saw the spread of herding and increasingly managed livestock.

• History of foodRelated: Livestock altered diets, farming systems, and the movement of food.

• Working animalNarrower topic: Domestication made long-term partnerships and selective work roles possible.

• Atlantic canaryNarrower topic: The Atlantic canary is the wild ancestor of a domesticated songbird.

• History of agricultureRelated: Livestock added meat, milk, traction, and other resources to farming systems.

• Siamese fighting fishNarrower topic: Betta breeding is a specific case of domestication for human purposes.

• Georges-Louis LeclercRelated: Buffon used domestication and breeding to discuss variation within species.

• Pig (animal)Narrower topic: Pig domestication is one case of this broader process.

• Vietnamese pot-bellied pigNarrower topic: The breed's origins belong to the broader history of pig domestication.