Domestication: Neuroendocrine Mechanisms of<i>Canidae</i>‐human Bonds

Herbeck, Yury; Гулевич, Р. Г.; Eliava, Marina; Shepeleva, Darya V.; Trut, Lyudmila N.; Grinevich, Valery

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“…It should be noted that the modulation of visual processing by OT can also occur as a result of social contact between different species of animals, such as pigs, sheep, calves, lambs, and cats (Rault et al, 2017), such as best illustrated by human-animal bonds (Herbeck et al, 2018). In humans and domestic animals, ''domestication syndrome'' (e.g., increased tolerance and pro-sociality, cooperative communication) coincides with the activation of the OT system: eye contact between lambs and their caregivers increased the expression of immediate early gene c-fos in OT neurons (Guesdon et al, 2016) and induced the elevation of OT concentrations in urine of dogs and their owners (Nagasawa et al, 2015).…”

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Interplay between Oxytocin and Sensory Systems in the Orchestration of Socio-Emotional Behaviors

Grinevich

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2018

Neuron

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The neuropeptide oxytocin (OT) attracts the interest of neuroscientists, psychologists, and psychiatrists due to its capacity to modulate emotional and social behavior. Although much has been published on the effects of OT on brain regions and mechanisms at the core of these processes, its role in sensory processing, so important for detecting social context with sufficient accuracy and sensitivity, has been much less studied. In the present review, we summarize evidence for OT modulation of sensory processing and, conversely, effects of sensory input on endogenous OT signaling. We concentrate on mammals, aiming to provide a systematic analysis of the current knowledge on this reciprocal regulation and the role it may play in social and emotional behaviors.

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Interplay between Oxytocin and Sensory Systems in the Orchestration of Socio-Emotional Behaviors

Grinevich

Stoop

2018

Neuron

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“…Then, he systematically bred and tested hundreds of these individuals to verify their "friendliness" toward humans [2,26]. Over a span of 60 years, Belyaev and collaborators documented phenotypic changes in "their" foxes that closely resembled those produced by canine domestication [27] and discovered a drastic reduction in blood cortisol concentrations and less adrenal cortex reactivity in foxes selected for tameness compared to wild-type controls [2,28,29] (Figure 2).…”

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Being a Dog: A Review of the Domestication Process

Tancredi

Cardinali

2023

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The process of canine domestication represents certainly one of the most interesting questions that evolutionary biology aims to address. A “multiphase” view of this process is now accepted, with a first phase during which different groups of wolves were attracted by the anthropogenic niche and a second phase characterized by the gradual establishment of mutual relationships between wolves and humans. Here, we provide a review of dog (Canis familiaris) domestication, highlighting the ecological differences between dogs and wolves, analyzing the molecular mechanisms which seem to have influenced the affiliative behaviors first observed in Belyaev’s foxes, and describing the genetics of ancient European dogs. Then, we focus on three Mediterranean peninsulas (Balkan, Iberian and Italian), which together represent the main geographic area for studying canine domestication dynamics, as it has shaped the current genetic variability of dog populations, and where a well-defined European genetic structure was pinpointed through the analysis of uniparental genetic markers and their phylogeny.

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Domestication: Neuroendocrine Mechanisms ofCanidae‐human Bonds

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Interplay between Oxytocin and Sensory Systems in the Orchestration of Socio-Emotional Behaviors

Interplay between Oxytocin and Sensory Systems in the Orchestration of Socio-Emotional Behaviors

Being a Dog: A Review of the Domestication Process

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