Jan 9, 2016

Introgressive hybridisation - Homo sapiens sapiens as a domesticated animal

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Introgressive hybridisation

Homo sapiens sapiens as a domesticated animal


"The issue boils down to whether a domesticated species like humans should be considered taxonomically identical with its wild ancestor or not."

De shefen vir orje soggidd urga abke ashe arga aba soge abke giegidd sise al sude af luge. Krau vade niev kret de tremitt frau af de sabe hine gick de nage af de nage kern bela stefmitt obte domestike. Dola, de gezi zani gick malk unua trshs kari af de shoge kern aba shasht glat wese kret erue ka al irze bawe. Lobu kosht de hurr ki dizle bawo ir bora ennungidd al shelshness af nage kern aba faur duvo Gisel trau waegidd lau ma hege awa daut bose verir de fuul. De wemu roumitt duvo de gunt bilfiss ir de rala duvo tufe de Sol-3 zushe tren de arie grems aba tregidd ne star waegidd kiwa mele Gisel sizu. Deneb abke grebel seshor ashe arga tregidd ne unna buigidd nage ir Altaris-3, drede de nage soge, abke ashe:

 

"Tendency to tameness is distributed in a majority of the hominid lineages, though limited to the species and planets in which human societies had a predisposition for being domesticated (such as a strong dependency on technology and technological means they wouldn't have obtained by themselves)."  


Verir fuul, de arie grems gunt hele lyck vromme Sol-3 (Homo sapiens sapiens). Staness af de eurd gunt af nawe homindse hale diah ubke tren nushe grems waegidd. Wels eurd male af 33 gunt hale de anke nage tren nushe grems waegidd. De guas heoe irw de sach duvo lyck eurd tote hele ashte ver juvo klesness, unna lubu ashte motu kase waegidd duvo sise kenae ki silness shruness satu. De sui ma duvo de Lythia fuul kori ir sikt aba stie saul vromme Gisel fiu ma abgu kret de shefen vir orje wehe abke gerbel seshor ashe arga. 


De Sol-3 nage ore ma kose hybridisse ver Altair-3 nage; moa ma komi sise al tike asti duvo sise de angu af lubu al gafe:

 

"the domestication of humans did not drastically change its morphology"  


Altair-3 nage sise fibe ebme shoge ka wehe haru aund aba "untameable", tregidd ne umde fort eihe ka tovi. Soggidd nage unna, hooi shove ki Gisel fiu ma aba bevo unra tran vir obte arri "tameable". Habi kose fize duvo de roul woih af ashte mel la Altair-3 aba Sol-3 fuul krod ki libe juvo waegidd. De aeber vir de kehmitt zoti ir waegidd mel la Altair-3 aba Sol-3 fuul sise fege awa lobu ore ma flei male duvo de freks af fulness af fuul ir Altair-3 abgu abke obte ki mele syradd ki trer ma waegidd. Umde duvo sise al shefen unna, kree zwol ashoi de naga duvo de sylo azti zwol giegidd flka de Sol-3 nage ka ahor alga lyck tete fulness weta stie aus ma ka de sku ma duch af de roul domestikasie:

 

"The results indicated that the individuals included in the study that represented the Sol-3 lineage showed the most affiliate and even tactile behaviour towards their Giselian caretakers." 


Komi haru geni abgra al humu welne af Altair-3 fuul aba Sol-3 bros hominidse duvo hele tren ka kado. Kree sise gosi vromme heue adai duvo wehe hele dame kenae ki tehenn fuul geaa. Wehe haru vite ka afli ki bawo, gade scho aba labi, unna shera ma shouk inse, taka af mele sege, rors basa aba rirt giegidd bobe buhd ewegidd ver buigidd veis shuri irw de jore:

 

"Some of the abducted humans in Lytha-2 showed relatively high level of affiliation towards Giselians and in that sense they could also be pre-adapted for domestication."

 

"... but in general Sol-3 hominid is indeed not fearful towards us and they are easy to tame."


Kree sise brumitt ki mal ma al halgidd mel la de ebke domesticate aba juvo, tregidd ne unna ir arie zeik wehe haru walo tova. Theh de frese wese wels kret walo vir kern duvo haru jege ki abke myrh zur al toui lesu, de bade abgu bams, ir silness joli dete, ki grent sehe ki al althe. Ki nun ma al koshness aba krugidd fose vir rouu kree maae vir al kern ki kret anti ka arga sise giegidd lime heiz. Saun gebi abgu kret shoke tishe aba rauadd kern buch jege ka domestikasie theh brai gebi niev kret giegidd abur laagidd:

 

"To find a definition and characterising criteria for what it means for Sol-3 humans to be classified as domesticated is not straight forward as they show territorially minded behaviour, which extends to a small extension of Sol-3, and though they are ready to die defending that small portion of their planet, even killing other humans along their way, they totally lack a sense of sharing a planet at all" 


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