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The early breeds had erect ears and pointed or wedge-shaped muzzles, similar to the northern breeds common today.

The Poland China originated about 1860 in southern Ohio from a number of different breeds common to that area.

My hunch is that familiarity breeds common sense: little more than the online evolution of a Victorian invention, Skype straddles new and old technology.

But to Lawrence she was "the woman of a lifetime," and by writing to Weekley—"I love your wife and she loves me"—he wrenched his apprehension of fate into the reality of it, forcing Frieda to choose between marrying an "ill bred, common, penniless lout" (as her father, the Baron von Richthofen, called Lawrence) or crawling back to the respectable husband she didn't love.

In these analyses 20 dummy variables were created for the 20 breeds (common and high-risk) using 'other' breeds as the initial baseline.

Owners consider the Garessio to be hardier than the other breeds common in the flocks of the area (Biella, Langhe, and Frabosa).

Both pedigree and nonpedigree cats were susceptible, although one breed was common: Thirty of the 96 cats were Birmans (pictured).

In 1860, Eugene Gayot called the mares of the breed "heavy, common, soft and of medium size".

This study provides a high-resolution bovine genomic map of positive selection signatures that are either specific to one breed or common to a subset of the seven breeds analyzed.

The dogs consisted of 33 different breeds, the most common breeds being Rough Collie (n = 10), German Shepherd Dog (n = 7), and Golden Retriever (n = 6).

The 27 dogs starting the treatment period consisted of 19 different breeds, the most common breeds being Golden Retriever (n = 5), German Shepherd Dog (n = 3), and Rough Collie (n = 3).