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Meanings of domestic dog in English
A member of the genus Canis (probably descended from the common wolf) that has been domesticated by man since prehistoric times; occurs in many breeds.
Usage of domestic dog in English
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But the oldest domestic dog remnants were discovered in central Russia.
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I'd guess this one comes from a large domestic dog.
3
They had a domestic dog, which seemed very ferocious.
4
The domestic dog serves as an excellent model to investigate the genetic basis of disease.
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No way to tell, yet, if she'd been mated by a coyote or a domestic dog.
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The connecting link between the prairie wolf and the domestic dog is the cur found among the Indians.
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Objective: To assess the extent of progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) genetic heterogeneity within and between domestic dog breeds.
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A Mexican domestic dog seems also to resemble a wild dog of the same country; but this may be the prairie-wolf.
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But sometimes different breeds of a species can vary enormously, as anyone who has looked at domestic dog breeds will know.
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While EF has been studied extensively in humans, it has only recently become a topic of research in the domestic dog.
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Sindile, a male leopard in at Djuma Private Game Reserve, was spotted trying to sink his teeth into a domestic dog.
12
Perhaps they sensed his wild-wood breed, and instinctively felt for him the enmity that the domestic dog feels for the wolf.
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Genomic resources for the domestic dog have improved with the widespread adoption of a 173k SNP array platform and updated reference genome.
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It is supposed by some persons that the domestic dog is the descendant, that is, the great great great grandchild of a wolf.
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The domestic dog is the Asiatic, not the European dog, a leggy, ugly, vagrant, uncared-for fellow, furnishing a useful simile and little more.
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There is reason to believe that the domestic dog has risen three times, from three distinct ancestors- awolf , ajackal ,anda coyote.
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