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Morphology & Cortisol Data for Repository

These data were analyzed for the publication: "Exploring the Domestication Syndrome Hypothesis in Dogs: Pigmentation Does Not Predict Cortisol Levels." 


Authors: JoAnna M Platzer, Lisa M Gunter, Erica N Feuerbacher

    

File: Morphology & Cortisol Data for Repository

Variables include: Dog Name, Study Type, Shelter ID, Dog ID, Cort Value, Phase, Weight (kg), Age (mos), White Spotting, Coat Pattern, Nose Leather

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This work was partially funded by Maddie's Fund

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University Libraries, Virginia Tech

Corresponding Author Name

Lisa Gunter

Corresponding Author E-mail Address

lisagunter@vt.edu

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Morphology & Cortisol Data for Repository.csv Variables included in this dataset (from left to right): Dog Name Study Type (1 = Brief Outings, 2 = Weeklong Fostering) Shelter ID (1 = RCACP, 2 = DACC, 3 = CASPCA, 4 = FCAS, 5 = PACC) Dog ID # Cort = Urinary Cortisol: Creatinine Ratio Value (nmol/L ∶ nmol/L x 10^(-6)) Phase (1, 2, 3) Weightinkg = Dog's Weight in kilograms Ageinmonths = Dog's Age in months WhiteSpotting (0 = Trace, 1 = Minimal, 2 = Moderate, 3 = Proportional Piebald & Piebald on Back, 5 = High & Extreme White) CoatPattern (0 = Solid Black, Blue, Liver, or Isabella; 1 = Black with Tan; 2 = Brindle; 4 = Shaded Yellow; 5 = Solid Red (w/ or w/o mask) NoseLeather (0 = Black, 1 = Blue, 2 = Liver & Isabella)

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