Assertion: dingo | /r/HasProperty | distinct
Facets:
value: from dogs
type: OTHER
value: genetically
type: MANNER
value: from wild canids
type: OTHER
value: from
type: OTHER
value: behaviorally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Dingo behavior was outside the range of typical dog behaviors, which indicates that dingoes behave like true wild canids and are behaviorally distinct from modern domesticated dogs.
text: Other authorities consider dingoes to be a separate species (C. dingo).
text: The dingo is a distinct type of predator that possesses a lean, agile body that can run fast.
text: Dingoes are neither dogs nor wolves, they are their own distinct species
text: Our work shows conclusively that dingoes are distinct from wild canids and domestic dogs based on many different criteria.
text: According to Dr. Mike Letnic (BSc and PhD) from Sydney University’s School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, the researchers found that “the dingo is distinct from what we describe as a domestic dog; it’s a distinct form of canid”.
text: Dingoes are genetically distinct from dogs as they display different microsatellite markers (mitochondrial DNA), mtDNA halotypes (nuclear DNA) and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).
text: it was a separate species and remained so until the British Invasion.