The powerful cultural influence of the aurochs extends far beyond genetics, shaping human relationships with cattle across diverse civilizations. Ancient veneration of the aurochs is evident in ...

L'aurochs (Bos primigenius) est apparu il y a environ 2 millions d'années en Inde, avant de se propager en Europe, en Asie et en Afrique du Nord. Ces imposantes créatures atteignaient jusqu'à 6.6 ...

A young female aurochs has left European Serengeti, the well-known large herbivore reserve near Prague. It headed for west Slovakia, where it will establish a new breeding group on the Slovak side of ...

Get powerful, Primitive Breed Cattle Bull Most Similar To Extinct Aurochs Carefully Watchful Looking Around Walking Away With Herd Great Herbivore Repatriation Project Milovice Czech Republic pre-shot ...

Aurochs, B. primigenius, was present throughout much of Eurasia and Africa before the expansion of domestic cattle from the Levant that ... these early incoming domesticates inevitably coexisted with ...

This finding suggests that aurochs were kept by humans, including intentional feeding. It was therefore not a passive, gradual process, but a targeted domestication within a relatively short period of ...

Researchers determine the genome of all subspecies of the extinct aurochs and show the history of its development into domestic cattle / publication in ‘Nature’ ...

An aurochs skull, from St Petersburg. Credit: Prof Dan Bradley, Trinity College Dublin. Researchers traced the genetic history of aurochs, revealing ancient migrations, distinct populations, and the ...

An extinct species of cattle—the aurochs—that died out some 400 years ago, would be the perfect animal to "de-extinct," says Dr. Conor Rossi from Trinity College Dublin (TCD).