zebu cattle造句

• The zebu cattle resemble the Brahman look with a few exceptions.
• The district has about 117, 000 head of local Zebu cattle.
• The miniature zebu cattle typically are not breed for meat production.
• This is one of the world's major zebu cattle breeds.
• The cladodes of the plant would nourish and hydrate the zebu cattle they tended.
• In 1893, several of the miniature zebu cattle appeared at the Chicago World's Fair.
• Their body conformation resembles the zebu cattle of eastern Africa.
• During the expositions of zebu cattle, there are many events, which attract Brazilians and foreigners.
• "' Sahiwal "'is a breed of Zebu cattle which primarily is used in Butana breeds.
• Zebu cattle is phenotypically distinguished from taurine cattle by the presence of a prominent shoulder hump.
• Approximately 99 percent of cattle are zebu cattle.
• High hills with flat areas for the grazing of zebu cattle were preferred sites for the construction of rovas.
• Zebu cattle are thought to be derived from Asian aurochs, sometimes regarded as a subspecies, " Bos primigenius namadicus"
• "Your discourse has changed a lot, " admitted Jose Olavo Mendes, head of the Brazilian Association of Zebu Cattle Raisers.
• Zebu cattle were imported from Pakistan in 1956 and Brahman cattle were also brought from United States at about that time.
• Being a Bos Taurus ( European ) it breeds a mestizo with a high degree of heterosis with Zebu cattle ( Bos indicus ).
• 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.
• These people also feature the zebu cattle herds similar to those found in Africa, which are less common in other regions and interior of the island.
• In contrast to this, in the warmer dry plains, where there were seasonal heavy rains and indigenous cattle, buffaloes and zebu cattle, the disease was endemic.
• Most of the people living in and around the reserve are the Sakalava people who depend on beekeeping, fishing, growing corn and rice, and rearing zebu cattle.