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University of Arizona

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from University of Arizona. University of Arizona is a research-intensive public university with major strengths in astronomy, planetary science, optics, environmental science, medicine, biosciences, engineering, and data science. Its researchers investigate areas including space exploration, climate and water systems, precision health, cancer, neuroscience, agriculture, and advanced technologies, combining fundamental discovery with applied research that addresses scientific, environmental, and societal challenges.

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Man in light room training a Dalmatian dog with treat, surrounded by nature.

Pet Talk Varies Wildly, and That May Explain the Pet Effect

University of Arizona researchers eavesdropped on 240 people’s phones to catalog exactly how they talk to a pet, from cooing baby talk to lecturing the cat like a roommate, and found barely two habits alike.

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