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Expression Studies on Wolves – Rudolph Schenkel, 1947 (and reference to the Mech “Alpha” debacle)
This is perhaps the most undermined study on canine ethology in existence and the epitome of the expression, "Don't throw the baby out with the bath water." "Expression Studies on Wolves" was a groundbreaking insight intoโฆ
Submission: Its Features and Function in the Wolf and Dog
Publication Rudolf Schenkel (1967). Submission: Its Features and Function in the Wolf and Dog. Am. Zoologist 7: 319โ329. Download article (PDF) Synopsis Submission in the wolf and dog is defined on the basis of its motivation:โฆ