Human-Driven Speciation: Did We Cause the Red Fox to Evolve Itself?

Human-Driven Speciation: Did We Cause the Red Fox to Evolve Itself?

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This article attempts to expound on this fact through the particular case of the Red Fox. Whether it is the selective harvest of their pelts or their gradual domestication in urban areas, humanity has affected their evolution in more ways than one.

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