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Advocates believed that the same selective breeding theories applied to corn and cattle could also govern the intellectual and social characteristics of humanity.

Further validation studies should therefore be undertaken in order to check whether miRNA genes that are highly conserved in cattle could also be associated with milk traits.

Producers with unregistered commercial Limousin and Simmental cattle could also benefit from being able to identify genetically superior animals in their herds, an opportunity that has in the past been limited to seed stock animals.

For cattle, we could also analyze consistency of behavior across wolf visit events by groups in the same pasture using a 1.5 km-buffer methodological approach (Fig. 1).

The traceability of livestock could not only be used in the prevention of cattle theft but could also be helpful in tracking the movement of displaced livestock.

TAP communities' persistence in retaining transhumant cattle, albeit in decline, could also be because cattle can be moved to safer places where resources are available, thus offering a flexibility which is not possible with crops.

In addition, cattle or human activities could also promote long-distance seed dispersal (van Slageren 1994), which could explain the presence of introgressed individuals in populations remotely connected to present wheat cultivation (e.g. the SP15 or the IT8 populations).

With cattle enclosed in pastures, we could also analyze consistency of behavior between groups of cattle across wolf visit events (Table 2).

"During our visit to the Pyrenees we have seen the development cross-country skiing brought to a mountainous region similar to ours," Hassan told IPS. "Like us, [locals] were living on wood and cattle until they discovered that snow could also be economically profitable," the 31-year-old Kurd from Rania told IPS.

As more and more countries hold databases on cattle movements, the analyses that were carried out in this study could also be performed on data concerning cattle movements in other countries.

Merck discovered a drug to treat parasitic diseases in cattle, did the trials to show it could also work in humans, and then donated huge quantities to the WHO.