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Domestic cattle breeds in ancient Egypt from the predynastic period through the end of the old kingdom
From the Predynastic Period through the end of the Old Kingdom phenotypically diverse cattle existed in Egypt. In the literature, cattle from this time period are currently identified by their horns: the longhorn, shorthorn, and hornless. Identifying cattle based on the size of their horns is an ina...
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