| A zebu hybrid cow was found dead, and strange incisions were found on its body. |
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| These species do not share other mutations, so taurine cattle, zebu, banteng, and gayal all occupy separate branches in the network. |
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| But the number of animals with the protective adaptation is dwindling, as local farmers give up their taurine herds for large zebu animals. |
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| I remember these French people would get up and shout 'Come on, it's time to do the zebu dance! |
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| The zebu, or Brahmin was bred from the Indian subspecies of probably 6,000 years later. |
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| The zebu that formed the basis of Brazil's nelore cattle herd came from India. |
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| East Coast Fever, for instance, hits non-indigenous but meaty breeds of cattle harder than the scrawny, local zebu. |
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| Their zebu herd is their pride, and just before getting married, the young Bara men must steal a zebu to prove their maturity and virility! |
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| Our driver will leave you to the jetty, a carted zebu transfer you to the shore, then take a boat to transfer you to Anakao. |
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| On the bovine family tree, zebu are ten times further removed from the three members of the B. taurus group than those three are from one another. |
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| The zebu, animal symbolism here is primarily used to give manure, virtually the only source of fertilizer for malagasy farmers. |
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| None of them merit the same pious attention as our own original zebu. |
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| Janecek et al. found an anomalous association of yak with taurine cattle, which was explained by the sampling of an animal descending from a zebu via the maternal lineage. |
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| Presumably, Hanotte said, trade also brought zebu bulls that farmers interbred with domesticated taurine cows, producing the mixed herds of today. |
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| Furthermore, it is assumed that introgressions have occurred in this breed mainly from Indian zebu breeds in the recent millennia. |
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| The first case of spongiform encephalopathy in a zebu was identified in a zoo in Switzerland. |
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| Brahman, also called zebu, any of several varieties of cattle originating in India and crossbred in the United States with improved beef breeds, producing the hardy beef animal known as the American Brahman. |
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| In particular, the westerly cattle lack the shoulder humps of zebu, the Indian breed. Those who support the idea of a single domestication suggest that the distinctions could be the result of subsequent selective breeding. |
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| But it also suggests that, when trade eventually brought Indian cattle to Africa, the zebu took the fancy of African stock-breeders, who deliberately studded their females with Indian males. |
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| Despite their limited resources, the local authorities participated actively in the undertaking and the Prefect of the Region covered the cost of a zebu sacrificed on the day of the inauguration. |
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| In this study, the authors evaluated parenteral treatment of zebu cattle, with naturally and experimentally induced bovine dermatophilosis, in Western Sudan, using four different antibiotic treatments. |
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| Ambalavao seems to come straight out of a western movie: beautifully set in the yellowish mountain scenery, it holds the biggest zebu market of Madagascar on Wednesdays and Thursdays. |
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| The male zebu is also used in the fields or to pull the cart. |
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| Cattle population predominantly consists of trypanotolerant N'Dama and to a lesser extent trypano-susceptible zebu cattle, a breed introduced from Senegal. |
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| The sacrifice of zebu is a traditional method used to appease or honor the ancestors. |
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| In parts of the arid south and west, pastoral families may replace rice with maize, cassava, or curds made from fermented zebu milk. |
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| Microsatellite DNA variation and the evolution, domestication and phylogeography of taurin and zebu cattle. |
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| They are also less bothered by face flies and bottle flies, thanks to their hair, though zebu are an exception since they also lack long hair. |
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| Rooster in horn of zebu colored replicating the natural colors. |
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| African influence is reflected in the sacred importance of zebu cattle and their embodiment of their owner's wealth, traditions originating on the African mainland. |
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| The small and odd-looking cattle of Nepal, for example, have proven through zoological study to be a dihybrid mixture of taurines, miniature zebu, and Tibetan yaks. |
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| The Sahiwal is a Zebu breed that has been selected for milk production rather than for beef production. |
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| We were all aboard Liverpool's own tall ship, the brigantine Zebu, as part of the Big Write educational initiative. |
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| The Zebu cattle lay down in the Long paddock for an hour or so. |
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| Zebu Forno, the European-style bakery and cafe, has opened its third New Jersey location in Hoboken. |
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| It is suitable for the tropics with tick and eye cancer resistance from the Zebu with the meat characteristics of the shorthorn, and is hardy, coping with all conditions. |
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| Due to the climate, the Zebu breed of cattle does best and is mostly raised for meat. |
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| The training ship Zebu, which circumnavigated the Globe as part of Operation Raleigh, is a good working example of a schooner brig. |
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| Alternate renditions of the name by traders between the 13th to 16th centuries include Sebu, Sibuy, Zubu, or Zebu, among others. |
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| The Farmers' Union of Wales said that five Brazilian rump steaks bought at a Tesco store in Carmarthen tested positive for the Zebu gene in laboratory DNA analysis. |
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