Criollo cattle

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Criollo cattle are a hardy, heat-tolerant breed of Iberian origin that became adapted to the Americas and served as a foundation for several New World cattle breeds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bos taurus
cattle breed
adaptedTo arid environments
subtropical climates
tropical climates
coatColor variable
conservedBy regional breeding programs
descendedFrom Spanish cattle
distributedIn Caribbean NERFINISHED
Latin America NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
geneticOrigin Iberian cattle NERFINISHED
hasSubtype American Criollo cattle
Tropical Criollo cattle
hasTrait disease resistance
foraging ability
hardiness
heat tolerance
maternal ability
parasite resistance
introducedBy Spanish colonists
introducedInCentury 15th century
16th century
introducedTo Americas NERFINISHED
managementSystem extensive grazing
originatesFrom Iberian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
populationStatus locally endangered in some regions
recognizedFor adaptation to tropical diseases
genetic diversity
relatedTo Blanco Orejinegro NERFINISHED
Carora cattle NERFINISHED
Corriente cattle NERFINISHED
Costeño con Cuernos NERFINISHED
Criollo Argentino NERFINISHED
Criollo Limonero NERFINISHED
Crioulo Lageano NERFINISHED
Hartón del Valle NERFINISHED
Romosinuano cattle NERFINISHED
Texas Longhorn NERFINISHED
roleInBreeding foundation for New World cattle breeds
scientificInterest adaptation genetics
conservation genetics
usedFor beef production
draft power
dual-purpose production
usedIn crossbreeding programs in the Americas
valuedFor adaptation to harsh environments
adaptation to low-input systems

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Texas longhorn cattle developedFrom Criollo cattle
subject surface form: Texas Longhorn cattle