يصف بحث مراجعة منشور عام ٢٠١٩ سنام أبقار Bos indicus بأنه تركيب عضلي فوق الحارك في منطقة الصدر الظهرية، يكون أكثر تطورًا لدى الذكور.
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يصف بحث مراجعة منشور عام ٢٠١٩ سنام أبقار Bos indicus بأنه تركيب عضلي فوق الحارك في منطقة الصدر الظهرية، يكون أكثر تطورًا لدى الذكور.
Shown in the language it was approved in, because it has not been reviewed in English yet.
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In NAKTASHIF worlds:Gardens, farms and human-associated habitats
Approved version OWNER-REVIEW-20261108T075140032 · last approved 8 November 2026
Hassawi: a Saudi humped (zebu) cattle breed raised in the Eastern Province, in Hofuf (Al-Ahsa) and Qatif, on a small scale on traditional farms. Its numbers fell from 10,449 head in 1986 to 188 head in 2013, so it has become endangered. It was raised for meat and milk before foreign breeds were introduced.
Janobi: a Saudi humped (zebu) cattle breed that is still common, numbering in the thousands, in the south-west of the Kingdom.
Domestic cattle are large, sturdily built animals weighing between 147 and 1,363 kg, with a body covered in short hair ranging in colour from black to white, reddish-brown and brown; they have a short neck with a dewlap hanging beneath it, two hollow horns, and a long tail ending in a tuft.
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