Domestic dog ๐Ÿพ Species
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Domestic dog

Canis lupus familiaris
Carnivores
24 yrs
Max Lifespan
25 kg
Adult Weight
SP094
Species ID
13
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Descended from the gray wolf (Canis lupus), the domestic dog was the first domesticated animal, with origins 15,000โ€“40,000 years ago. Over 400 recognized breeds exhibit the most extreme morphological diversity of any mammalโ€”from <1 kg (Chihuahua) to >70 kg (Great Dane/English Mastiff). Coats, skull shapes, limb proportions, and behaviors vary enormously. Dogs are facultative carnivores that have evolved starch-digestion genes (AMY2B) through domestication. They have an extraordinary sense of smell (~300 million olfactory receptors vs. ~6 million in humans) and can be trained for detection, herding, guarding, assistance, and companionship. They are highly social and have a unique capacity for reading human emotional cues. Gestation: ~63 days, litters of 1โ€“12+ pups. Global population: ~500 million+. In research, dogs are models for comparative oncology, genetic disease mapping (over 700 heritable disorders, many homologous to human conditions), and behavioral genetics. The genome was sequenced in 2005 (2n=78). Lifespan: 10โ€“13 years (breed-dependent).

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DataID โ†• Latin Name โ†• Folder ID โ†• Tissue โ†• Title โ†• Detail QC Analysis
Data1174 Canis lupus familiaris Canis_lupus_familiaris_36569494_2022_Rank0001 Brain A single-nucleus transcriptomic atlas of the dog hippocampus reveals the potential relationship between specific cell types and domestication QC Analysis

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