Lecture on the domestication of wolves and dogs and their evolution as human companions.
Date
Thursday 12 November
18:00 – 19:00
Venue
Naturhistorisches Museum der UZH
Karl-Schmid-Strasse 4, Zürich
Price
Price on organiser’s site
Language
German
Automatically translated from German
Dr Gwendolyn Wirobski explains how wild ancestors of wolves and dogs became close human companions. The lecture covers how domestication shaped the cognitive and social abilities of dogs and the role of environment and experience. Current research on wolf social behaviour in zoos and the wild, as well as their adaptation to human-dominated habitats, will also be presented. The talk is in German.
Organiser · Naturhistorisches Museum der Universität Zürich
Naturhistorisches Museum der UZH
Thu 12 Nov · 18:00
Price: see website