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Meanings of humped cattle in English
Subspecies of cattle from Indian Subcontinent.
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Examples for "zebu"
Examples for "zebu"
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Then every time the crocodile wasn't looking the zebu would butt him.
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For body measurements, taurine breeds took lower average values than the zebu breeds.
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The horns of the zebu variety are sometimes four feet long.
4
The zebu and the two European species are now extinct in a wild state.
5
There is a variety of the zebu-orperhaps a distinct species-knownas the Dante.
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Covariates included days of age and proportion of Bos indicus in the calf and dam.
2
Brahmans were bred in the United States from India's Bos Indicus cattle, a bit of shorthorn and sprinkling of other genetics, Vanessa says.
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Conclusions: Some genomic regions and some positional candidate genes reported in this study have not been previously reported for feed efficiency traits in Bos indicus.
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This 2-yr study evaluated the growth and puberty attainment of Bos indicus-influenced beef heifers offered 2 different postweaning concentrate supplementation amounts and delivery frequencies.
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Cattle domestication occurred at least twice independently and gave rise to the modern taurine and indicine cattle breeds.
Usage of humped cattle in English
1
The humped cattle in India "seldom seek shade, and never go into the water and there stand knee-deep, like the cattle of Europe."
2
The humped cattle were domesticated, as may be seen on the Egyptian monuments, at least as early as the twelfth dynasty, that is 2100 B.C.
3
Pickering also in his 'Races of Man' 1850 page 274 notices the peculiar grunt-like character of the voice of the humped cattle.
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'The Indian Field' 1858 page 74 where Mr. Blyth gives his authorities with respect to the feral humped cattle.
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