UNIB10003 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Toxoplasmosis, Fertile Crescent, Protist

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The Dog : our earliest friend
Perhaps wolves followed human hunts to scavenge
The ice ages : three dog nights
Dogs as warmers in cold nights
Sentries in the night - good smell sense that humans lack
Small dogs : a product of farming
Innovation in hunting technology
Impact on animals depends on technology + population size
Population sizes become much higher in wetter habitats
Animals not much reduced by San hunting, compared to rainfall
Rancho La Brea
Oil pools had water on top
o A trap for animals coming to drink
o Huge numbers entombed in tar
America : advanced hunters arrived
Larger animals give birth more slowly, so when hunted, they don’t recover fast
The origins of farming : the great mistake
Populations increased due to more food, easier hunting
Diver technology
Climate change and agriculture
Hunting changes in fertile crescent
Prudent hunting, herding
Natufian : began herding gazelles
Gazelles were NOT domesticated
Have long legs
o Run fast
o Jump high
Have long sharp horns
Dangerous to handle
Males are territorial when mating
Diamond's Criteria
Flexible Diet
Fast growth rate, mature quickly
Breed easily in captivity
Meek disposition
Do not panic
Social hierarchy
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The dog : our earliest friend: perhaps wolves followed human hunts to scavenge. The ice ages : three dog nights: dogs as warmers in cold nights. Sentries in the night - good smell sense that humans lack. Impact on animals depends on technology + population size: population sizes become much higher in wetter habitats, animals not much reduced by san hunting, compared to rainfall. Rancho la brea: oil pools had water on top, a trap for animals coming to drink, huge numbers entombed in tar. Larger animals give birth more slowly, so when hunted, they don"t recover fast. The origins of farming : the great mistake: populations increased due to more food, easier hunting, diver technology. Prudent hunting, herding: natufian : began herding gazelles. Gazelles were not domesticated: have long legs, run fast. Jump high: have long sharp horns, dangerous to handle, males are territorial when mating.

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