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Author Frydenborg, Kay, author.

Title A dog in the cave : the wolves who made us human / Kay Frydenborg. [Boundless electronic resource]

Publication Info. Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, [2017]
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Description 1 online resource (ix, 246 pages) : illustrations (chiefly color)
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Contents Front Cover; Front Flap; Front Matter; Title; Copyright; Contents; Epigraph; A Boy and His Dog; 1. Close Encounters of the Canine Kind; How Many Dogs?; 2. Written in the Bones; Before Darwin; Artificial Selection: Not the Natural Order of Things; Humans and Wolves: A Complicated Relationship; 3. Wolf-Dogs: Those Skulls Are How Old?; Radiocarbon Dating; The Scientific Method and the Value of What-if; 4. A Meeting of Minds; Use it or Lose It?; The Dog Fancy; A Wolf Called Romeo; Peter Pans the Canine Family; 5. Written in the Genes; A Window into the Canine Brain.
6. The Dog on the Couch: Canine PsychologistsA World of Smells; 7. A Wolf on the Bed; Seattle Dog Masters Public Transit; The Dogs of 9/11; Back Matter; Glossary; Notes; Selected Bibliography; Internet Resources; Photo Credits; Acknowledgments; Index; Back Flap; Back Cover; Spine.
Summary Fossil evidence shows that we began sharing our lives with dogs much earlier than had been previously thought. With this evidence, a new theory of human and dog coevolution has arisen, and with it a different way to look at our relationship with humankind's best friend. Combining history, paleontology, biology, cutting-edge medical science, and photography, Kay Frydenborg paints a picture of how humans and dogs became so closely entwined-and how we coevolved into the species we are today.
Audience 1400 Lexile.
1400L Lexile
Study Program Accelerated Reader AR MG+ 9.5 8 187724
Accelerated Reader MG+ 9.5 8 187724
Summary Explores the connection between dogs and humans from hunter-gatherer partners to modern day pets, focusing on how humans have influenced dogs' evolution and raising new questions about the species' shared future.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 236-240) and index.
System Details Requires Boundless App.
Subject Dogs -- History.
Dogs -- Evolution.
Human-animal relationships -- History.
Coevolution.
Dogs -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Dogs -- Evolution -- Juvenile literature.
Human-animal relationships -- History -- Juvenile literature.
Coevolution -- Juvenile literature.
Coevolution.
Dogs.
Human-animal relationships.
Genre Electronic books.
History.
Juvenile works.
Other Form: Electronic reproduction of (manifestation): Frydenborg, Kay. Dog in the cave Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, [2017] 9780544286566 (DLC) 2016000217 (OCoLC)953709905
ISBN 9781328694904 : $18.99
1328694909 : $18.99
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