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Следующие книги и статьи были использованы при написании данного произведения:

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47. Zimen, Erik. 1981. The Wolf: A Species in Danger. New York: Delacorte Press.

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48. Beck, Alan M. 1973. The Ecology of Stray Dogs: a Study of Free-ranging Urban Animals. Baltimore: York Press.

49. Bekoff, M. 1977. Mammalian dispersal and the ontogeny of individual behavioural phenotypes. American Naturalist 111: 715—32.

50. Blunder, Mark, and Roger Byrne. 1991. The ecological genetics of domestication and the origins of agriculture. Current Anthropology 32 (1): 23—54.

51. Boitani, Luigi, Francesco Francisci, Paolo Ciucci, and Giorgio Andreoli. 1995. Population biology and ecology of feral dogs in central Italy. In The Domestic Dog: Its Evolution, Behaviour, and Interactions with People, edited by J. Serpell. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

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55. Daniels, Thomas J., and Marc Bekoff. 1989a. Population and social biology of free-ranging dogs, Canis familiaris. Journal of Mammalogy 70 (4): 754—62.

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56. Feldmann, Bruce. 1974. The problem with urban dogs. Science 185 (4155): 3.

57. Frank, H., and M.G. Frank. 1982. On the effects of domestication on canine social development and behavior. Applied Animal Ethology 8: 507—25.

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64. Glutton-Brock, Juliet. 1977. Man-made dogs. Science 197: 1340—1342.

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81. Coppinger, L., and R. Coppinger. 1993. Dogs for herding and guarding livestock. In Livestock Handling and Transport, edited by T. Grandin. Wallingford, Oxford, UK: CAB International.

82. Coppinger, Raymond, Lorna Coppinger, Gail Langeloh, Lori Gettler, and Jay Lorenz. 1988. A decade of use of livestock guarding dogs. In Proceedings of the Vertebrate Pest Conference, edited by A.C. Crabb and R.E. Marsh. Davis, CA: University of California.

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93. Baker, M.A., and L.W. Chapman. 1977. Rapid brain cooling in exercising dogs. Science 195: 781—83.

94. Coppinger, Lorna. 1977. The World of Sled Dogs. New York: Howeli Book House.

95. Coppinger, Ray, and Carleton Phillips. 1981. Temperature regulations in running sled dogs. Team and Trail, May, 10—12.

96. Fox, M.W., and J.W. Spencer. 1969. Exploratory behavior in the dog: experiential or age dependent? Developmental Psychobioiogy 2 (2): 68—74.

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100. Paulsen, Gary. 1994. Winterdance: The Fine Madness of Running the Iditarod. San Diego: Harcourt Brace.

101. Phillips, CarletonJ., Raymond Coppinger, and David Schimel. 1981. Hyperthermia in running sled dogs. Journal of Applied Phsysiology: Respiratory, Environmental and Exercise Physiology 51 (1): 135—42.

102. Sands, Michael W., Raymond P. Coppinger, and Carleton J. Phillips. 1977. Comparisons of thermal sweating and histology of sweat glands of selected canids. Journal of Mammalogy 58 (1): 74—78.

103. Schmidt-Nielsen, Knut, William Bretz, and Richard Taylor. 1970. Panting in dogs: Unidirectional air flow over evaporative surfaces. Science 169: 1102—04.

104. Taylor, С.R., Knut Schmidt-Nielsen, Razi Dmi'el, and Michael Fedak. 1971. Effect of hyperthermia on heat balance during running in the African hunting dog. American Journal of Physiology 220 (3): 823—27.

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105. Arons, Cynthia D., and William J. Shoemaker. 1992. The distribution of catecholamines and? — endorphin in the brains of three behaviorally distinct breeds of dogs and their F-l hybrids. Brain Research 594: 31—39.

106. Bekoff, Marc. 1974. Social play and play-soliciting by infant canids. American Zoologist 14: 323—40.

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129. Coppinger, Raymond. 1996. Fishing Dogs. Berkeley, Calif: Ten Speed Press.

130. Dawkins, Marian Stamp. 1988. Behavioural deprivation: A central problem in animal welfare. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 20: 209—25.

131. Dodman, Nicholas. 1996. The Dog Who Loved Too Much. New York: Bantam.

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149. Coppinger, Raymond, and Justine Lyons. 1995. Wheelchair Assistance Dogs. Amherst, Mass.: Hampshire College.

150. Coppinger, Raymond, Lorna Coppinger, and Ellen Skillings. 1998. Observations on assistance dog training and use. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 1 (2): 133—44.

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