Documenting domestication: the intersection of genetics and archaeology.
Documenting domestication: the intersection of genetics and archaeology.
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10.1016/j.tig.2006.01.007
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2006-03
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M. Zeder;E. Emshwiller;Bruce D. Smith;D. Bradley
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作者：
M. Zeder;E. Emshwiller;Bruce D. Smith;D. Bradley
驯化是人类社会与其目标植物和动物种群之间相互依赖性增加的过程，长期以来一直是遗传学和考古学感兴趣的领域。遗传学家在驯化物种的基因组中寻找驯化的标记，包括过去和现在。考古学家检查考古记录的互补标记-人类行为模式的证据，导致与驯化相关的遗传变化，以及由此导致的目标物种的形态变化。在这篇文章中，我们总结了遗传学和考古学在记录植物和动物驯化方面的最新进展，并强调了几个有前途的领域，这两个学科的互补观点提供了相互的照明。
Domestication, a process of increasing mutual dependence between human societies and the plant and animal populations they target, has long been an area of interest in genetics and archaeology. Geneticists seek out markers of domestication in the genomes of domesticated species, both past and present day. Archaeologists examine the archaeological record for complementary markers – evidence of the human behavior patterns that cause the genetic changes associated with domestication, and the morphological changes in target species that result from them. In this article, we summarize the recent advances in genetics and archaeology in documenting plant and animal domestication, and highlight several promising areas where the complementary perspectives of both disciplines provide reciprocal illumination.