the specific gene responsible for the friendly and outgoing behavior
One of the lab’s most interesting findings is that the friendly foxes exhibit physical traits not seen in the wild, such as spots in their fur and curled tails. Their ears show weird traits, too.
Like puppies, young foxes have floppy ears. But the ears of domesticated foxes stay floppier for a longer time after birth, said Jennifer Johnson, a biologist who has worked with Kukekova since the early 2000s.
As the researchers peered into the reasons behind the behavioral traits, they found there isn’t just one gene responsible for the friendly and outgoing behavior.
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the difference between domesticated and wild foxes
the difference between domesticated and wild foxes
the identity of the person providing this information
the identity of the person providing this information
the physical characteristics of friendly foxes
the physical characteristics of friendly foxes
the specific gene responsible for the friendly and outgoing behavior
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