Simple Summary In domestic bovids, numerical autosome abnormalities have been rarely
reported, as they present abnormal animal phenotypes quickly eliminated by breeders …

The present review summarizes the basic cytogenetic information available pertaining to the
most important Bovidae species, namely cattle, buffalo, sheep and goat, with the aim of …

Three subspecies of banteng (Bos javanicus) have been described: B. j. javanicus in Java,
B. j. lowi in Borneo, and B. j. birmanicus in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand and …

We examined the cytogenetics of mithun (Bos frontalis), a domesticated version of the Asian
gaur, and hybrids (F1 generation) produced by artificial insemination of Brahman cows (Bos …

Robertsonian translocations have been well documented in domestic cattle, with the most
commonly occurring fusion involving chromosomes 1 and 29. The widespread nature of this …

Cattle cytogenetics had a comparatively strong start due to the early detection of the famous
1/29 translocation in 1964 in Sweden. The 1/29 translocation not only had a major impact on …

Haploid chromosomes of a total of 354 spermatozoa from two bulls heterozygous for
different Robertsonian translocations, a Holstein‐Friesian bull carrying at (1; 21) and a …

The centromeric regions and α-satellite I sequence were studied on chromosomes 1, 29 and
the rob (1; 29) translocation in a Portuguese breed of cattle, Barrosã, carrying the …

A new Robertsonian translocation, rob (l 5; 25), was discovered in a Portuguese Barrosa
cow. The animal (2n= 59, XX) was found by G-and R-banding to be a heterozygous carrier …

A Robertsonian translocation was found in a herd of Arabian oryx (Oryx leucoryx). The
translocated chromosome, when analyzed by G-banding, seemed to involve the fusion of …