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British breeds
Angus, hereford, and shorthorn
Continental breeds
Charolais, Simmental, and limousine
Zebu
Brahman
Bob Taurus
Scientific name for domestic cattle
Angus
Most popular, polled, black or red
Duplicated syndrome
Neonatal calves with accessory limbs
Arthrogryposis multiplex
Calves are born deformed w/ stiffness in joints
Hereford
Horned or polled, red w/ white faces and bellies, susceptible to pinkeye
Shorthorn
Oldest imported breed, developed by in inbreeding,, low fertility
Galloway
Known for long shaggy coat and “ belt “
Charolais
White color, heavily muscled, trouble birthing
Dy stocia
Trouble birthing
Limousin
Golden color turned black, heavily muscled , butchers animal
Simmental
Yellow, red-white turned black color, high fertility ( twins)
Chianina
Tallest breed, white color w/ black pts
Maine Anjou
Red and white turned black, largest at maturity, club calves
Gelbvieh
Dual purpose breed, golden color
Tarentaise
Wheat color, fat
Belgian blue
Blue gray color, thickest muscling
bos indicus
A species of domestic cattle that originated in the Indian sub-continent
Brahman
Large hump, droopy ears, heat tolerant, and insect resistant
Composite / synthetic breeds
Breeds developed to improve hybrid vigor
American Brahman
Beefier, heat and insect tolerant, lots of crossbreeding
Santa gertrudis
King ranch, 5/8 shorthorn and 3/8 Brahman, solid red
brangus
Angus and Brahman cross
Beefmaster
Cross of Brahman, Hereford, and shorthorn developed by Tom lasater
Angus

Hereford

Shorthorn

Galloway

Highland

Charolais

Limousin

Simmental

Chianina

Maine Anjou

Gelbvieh

Tarentaise

Belgian blue

Brahman
