Bovidae

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cow, goat, sheep

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is a Kind of Bovidae, family Bovidae is a kind of: mammal family — a family of mammals Members of .
Based on horn core characteristics, the earliest member of the Bovidae is Eotragus (Boselaphini) from the early-middle Miocene of Europe and Pakistan (Solounias et al.
Comparative analyses of sheep and human TRG joining regions: evolution of J genes in Bovidae is driven by sequence conservation in their promoters for germline transcription.
The Bovidae is comprised of 138 species, including the antelope, cattle, bison or buffalo, goats, and sheep of the world.
buxtoni CLASSIFICATION: The family Bovidae is very large, including everything with true horns in its ranks.

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