The Breeding-back Blog

"Breeding-back" aims to restore or immitate extinct animals by selective breeding. This blog provides general information, the facts behind myths and news from various projects.

Thursday, 15 January 2015

Dedomestication series Pt.III: In which way feral cattle might evolve

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I mmunological adaptions would not be visible. Adaptions to climate would show in the structure of the fur – cold winters, no matte...

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Friday, 9 January 2015

Dedomestication series Pt. II: When domestic animals run wild

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A s I wrote in the previous post , I am neither an expert on developmental biology nor am I a geneticist, so I am just going to pre...

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Thursday, 1 January 2015

Dedomestication series Pt. I: From wild to domestic

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A bout eight months ago, I intended to do a dedomestication series on how domestication works per se, what happens when domestic animals ru...

Friday, 26 December 2014

News from the Uruz Project

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F or those who haven't read it on their Facebook page already. The True Nature Foundation has now granted rights to set up breeding h...

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Wednesday, 24 December 2014

Skeletons, Skulls and horn sheaths: Photos by Markus Bühler

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M arkus Bühler from the Bestiarium (I highly recommend you this blog - you'll find a loads of info and photos on various fields of zoo...

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Daniel Foidl: My major interests always have been extinct animals, from dinosaurs to Pleistocene megafauna and more recent extinctions. Besides that I am interested in evolution, genetics and ecology. I am also an amateur animal artist, making drawings and models mostly of extinct animals.

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