Many thanks for your clarification, David.
Best,
Juan.
> On Apr 1, 2015, at 20:16, [naturerecordists] <naturer=
> wrote:
>
> Juan Pablo Culasso <> [natu=
rerecordists] writes:
>
> > Guys, this one was recorder in northern Mn. In a completely isolated pl=
ace, without human constructions close.
> > So, this sound that are predominant in the left chanel are wolves or do=
gs?
>
> I did a HPF and noise reduction to get a better listen and my vote is for=
> domestic dogs some distance away. It sounded like clear barking but of
> course it could be feral dogs.
>
> Mind you, dogs are domesticated wolves, but I have been told that barking=
is
> an infantile characteristic and infantilism and human dependence are part=
of
> the process of domestication. This came from a fascinating lecture I
> attended which described the level of infantilism of various breeds. One=
> characteristic is "puppy flop ears" which is an early level shown in some=
> dog breeds.
>
> David Brinicombe
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