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• Technically, " Bos primigenius " is not wholly extinct.
• It may have been the ancestor of the Indian Aurochs " Bos primigenius namadicus ".
• Zebu cattle are thought to be derived from Asian aurochs, sometimes regarded as a subspecies, " Bos primigenius namadicus"
• Archeozoological and genetic data indicate that cattle were first domesticated from wild aurochs ( " Bos primigenius " ) approximately 10, 500 years ago.
• Her namesake was the aurochs ( " Bos primigenius " ), an extinct Eurasian wild ox ancestral to domestic cattle and often portrayed in cave art and heraldry.
• Vera hypothesizes that the lowlands were more open and that the low frequency of grass pollen was caused by the browsing of large herbivores, such as Bos primigenius and Equus ferus.
• Mitochondrial DNA has also done little to support the Wendorf-Schild Model beyond showing that the wild " Bos primigenius " could be the primary source for early domesticated cattle.
• The wild bull which the Romans named the " urus " was present also, and the European bison and the now-extinct aurochs, " Bos primigenius ".
• The first complete mitochondrial genome ( 16, 338 base pairs ) DNA sequence analysis of " Bos primigenius " from an archaeologically verified and exceptionally well preserved aurochs bone sample was published in 2010.
• Also, he provided anatomical distinctions for the aurochs ( " Bos primigenius " ) and the Steppe wisent ( " Bison priscus " ), being the binomal author of both species.
• Next, there is the reproduction of the engraving representing the " Bos Primigenius " a bovid dating back around 11, 000 years ago ( thus from the final part of the Upper Paleolithic ).
• Eurasian aurochs were also domesticated into cattle breeds of European form ( Bos taurus, also known as Bos primigenius taurus ) commencing about 8, 000 years ago in a region known as the Fertile Crescent in the Near East.
• Crosses between yaks and domestic cattle ( " Bos primigenius taurus " ) have been recorded in Chinese literature for at least 2, 000 years . gaur, and banteng, generally with similar results to those produced with domestic cattle.
• The percentage of animals found to be infested in large-scale slaughterhouse studies range from 1.7 % in Tanzanian Zebu ( " Bos primigenius indicus " ) to over 60 % in Philippine " Bubalus bubalis ".
• It is uncertain as to where Egyptian cattle originated, as some claim that they were acquired from the Levant or Mesopotamia while others claim that it was domesticated independently from a North African subspecies of the aurochs, " Bos primigenius mauretanicus ".
• For example, " Silene latifolia " is the species name for a plant that is commonly called " white campion ", and " Bos primigenius " is the species name for a type of cattle commonly called " zebu ".
• Though the American bison ( Species : Bison bison ) is not only a separate species, but actually in a separate genus from domestic cattle ( Bos primigenius ), they clearly have a lot of genetic compatibility and American bison can interbreed freely with cattle.
• The name " Turopolje " stems from the Croatian and Old Slavic word " Tur ", i . e . aurochs ( " Bos primigenius " ), a type of wild cattle present in the area during the Middle Ages.
• Rich molluscan, ostracod and foraminifer assemblages and a mammalian fauna, including Red Deer ( " Cervus elephus " ), Aurochs ( " Bos primigenius " ) and Fallow Deer ( " Dama cf dama " ) have been recorded.