Domestication is viewed as one of several social processes involving a "guest" as the exploiting species and a "host" as the exploiting species.  Other processes include symbiosis, scavenging, robbing, social parasitism, and taming.  Each of these are presented with examples.

Domestication is viewed as one of several social processes involving a "guest" as the exploiting species and a "host" as the exploiting species. Other processes include symbiosis, scavenging, robbing, social parasitism, and taming. Each of these are presented with examples.

Domestication:  Episode 2:  Domestication as a Social Process

Screencasts (video podcasts) hosted by Dr. David B. Miller Professor Emeritus at The University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, U.S.A. These screencasts were formerly used in Dr. Miller's Animal Behavior course from 2009 to 2017, prior to his retirement.

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Domestication: Episode 2: Domestication as a Social Process

Domestication: Episode 2: Domestication as a Social Process