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The 65 pages that link to Domestication, each with the reason it gives.

• Guinea fowlRelated: Human management transformed a wild African bird into a farm animal.

• Jared DiamondRelated: Domesticated plants and animals underpin Diamond’s account of early food production and societal development.

• Jeulmun pottery periodNarrower topic: It distinguishes emerging food production from reliance on unmanaged wild resources.

• TomatilloRelated: Selection for fruit traits made tomatillo a cultivated crop rather than simply a wild Physalis.

• Vigna aconitifoliaRelated: Moth bean’s cultivation reflects a long history of selecting plants for food and dryland farming.

• BantengNarrower topic: Banteng domestication produced Bali cattle, a major livestock breed in Indonesia.

• Cucumis metuliferusRelated: Cultivated forms reflect human selection from wild African populations.

• Domestic canaryRelated: Selective breeding over generations transformed a wild island finch into a domestic bird.

• Domesticated hedgehogCompared with: Keeping hedgehogs as pets does not by itself make them a domesticated species.

• EpipalaeolithicRelated: It helps distinguish emerging cultivation and herding from earlier gathering and hunting.

• ErythroxylumRelated: Human selection shaped cultivated coca from wild plant populations.

• History of biotechnologyNarrower topic: Domestication created the biological variation later exploited by selective breeding.

• Nigella sativaNarrower topic: Cultivation of Nigella sativa reflects human management of a useful seed crop.

• Salvia hispanicaRelated: Human selection and farming made wild chia a cultivated seed crop.

• ZebroidRelated: Zebroids combine a domesticated equine parent with a zebra, which remains undomesticated.